Roundup® Speed Ultra MAPP No. 18692 PCS No. 06259 is a fast acting weedkiller for use on unwanted vegetation.- Bindweed- Nettles- Sow thistle- Fat hen- Black nightshade- Crabgrass- Annual ryegrass
Weeds can be more than a nuisance; they can be a real nightmare! Roundup® specialises in weed control, so you can get a handle on those garden invaders and get back to enjoying your garden.
Roundup® is a registered trademark and used under license.
Visible results in hoursReplant in days
Pack size: 1L
Net Contents
1l ℮
Preparation and Usage
Instructions for useFor use only as a home garden weedkiller.When to use- For best results treat small weeds at an early stage of growth and apply in warm, dry conditions (MAR-OCT).- Spray at any time when the weeds are actively growing and have adequate leaf area to absorb the spray.- A repeat treatment may be necessary if rain or drought conditions are expected.- Apply in calm conditions to avoid drift onto cultivated plants.- Treated area can be re-planted/re-seeded a day after treatment.- Maximum number of treatments: 4 per year.Where to useThis product is a multipurpose weedkiller for use in areas not intended to bear vegetation and unwanted vegetation.- Controls most weeds around the garden, e.g. gravel areas, hard surfaces, patios, tarmac, along fences and for edging lawns.- Use around the bases of roses, ornamental shrubs and trees, around trees of pome and stone fruit and under hedges (providing they are established, with woody bark). It can also be used for to clean up weedy ground before sowing or planting.How to useWe recommend wearing waterproof gloves and gardening footwear.1 Press and hold the tab on the top of the sprayer, twist nozzle 14 turn to 'ON'/Spray icon position.2 Hold the sprayer approx. 50 cm away from the target weed and spray to lightly wet the weeds, avoiding run-off.3 Rotate the nozzle back to 'OFF'/'STOP' position after use.- 1L to treat 10 m2. Apply at no more than 100 ml/m2.- Repeat treatment if necessary after a minimum of 14 days where re-Growth occurs.- Spray nettles and ground elder when new leaves have unfolded fully in late spring.- Weeds may show first visible results within an hour of spraying, depending on weather conditions and the type of weed.