Selective Lawn Weed Killer Spray - Kills Weeds Not Lawns

Use on any lawn where weeds are visible and actively growing. It works on most common lawn weeds including clover. Use from Spring (April) to September (Autumn) on lawns that are actively growing.

For best results and maximum effect spray when the weeds have adequate leaf area to absorb the chemical. Apply when weeds are actively growing and soil is moist.

Do not apply during windy conditions to prevent spray drifting onto other plants.

Try to avoid using when rain is forecast within 24 hours. That’s because rain will wash the solution off the plant and thereby stop the solution from working its way down to the roots.

How to apply selective lawn weed killer

The bottle is capped with a ready-to-use applicator spray. Shake the bottle well before use.

Keep the sprayer 20cm from the target weeds Point the nozzle at the weeds and squeeze. Ensure all the weed leaves are covered.

For the majority of weeds, a single squeeze is sufficient Direct spray away from ponds and other water bodies.

Scorching of grass can occur if more than one squeeze is applied to a given area.

Re-treatment may be necessary for well established difficult to control weeds. Allow an interval of at least 6 weeks between treatments.

Following spraying, do not cut grass for at least one day after treatment and ideally leave the sprayed area uncut for as long as practicable to allow the chemical sufficient time to be transferred from the leaf and throughout the plant to the roots.

Safety for Pets & Children: Exclude pets and children during treatment but once the area has dried they need not be excluded

Disposal of Lawn Clippings: The first 4 mowing of treated grass must be composted for 6 months before use as a mulch.