Chikara Weed Killer Residual Herbicide 50g

Chikara is a long lasting total weed killer, meaning, when used at the correct rates it will control most annual and perennial weeds for up to 5 months depending on rate. For best results mix Chikara with a quality glyphosate such as Roundup Pro Vantage 480 or Gallup Hi-Aktiv ...Chikara is a long lasting total weed killer, meaning, when used at the correct rates it will control most annual and perennial weeds for up to 5 months depending on rate. For best results mix Chikara with a quality glyphosate such as Roundup Pro Vantage 480 or Gallup Hi-Aktiv.

This will kill the weeds which are present, and also lay a residual barrier which will prevent any other weeds which try to grow. Chikara is a water dispersible granule formulation for use as a non-selective residual herbicide on natural surfaces not intended to bear vegetation, permeable surfaces overlying soil and hard surfaces (railway ballast only). This is ideal for paths, fence lines & gravelled areas.

Features Long lasting total weed killer that, when used at the correct rates, it will control most annual and perennial weeds for up to 5 months. Chikara is a water dispersible granule formulation ideal for use on paths, fence lines and gravelled areas. Pre-emergent and early post-emergent weed control.

Can be mixed with glyphosate to control emerged weeds. Combines both a contact and residual mode of action. Recommendation Always read the product label before use.

For best results mix with Roundup Pro Vantage or Gallup Hi-Aktiv. This will control weeds for up to five months and lay a residual barrier which will prevent re-growth and new weed formation. Use 2.5-7.5g per 10L of water in a knapsack for longer lasting weed control.

Best results will be obtained when Chikara is applied in early to late spring before new weeds have germinated. Save money and time and mix in with Blue-Gem Dye to ensure no areas are missed or overdosed. Use Tank Cleaner to avoid contamination on your next spray.

Avoid spraying Chikara in windy conditions as drift can occur which may cause damage to neighbouring crops. It is not recommended to use Chikara on areas which may later be used to grow crops or plants. Always wear protective clothing, such as Chemical Resistant Gloves, when handling Chikara.