Yep. Crazy. Cat and dog safe too etc
Storing glyphosphate in van and spraying it
- Thread starter Keitai
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You seriously went on a course on glyphosate spraying that gave you certificates, and they told you that it was so safe that you can drink it?
Please tell me you're making that up.
(I've looked up "PA1" and "PA6" and they are real things, issued by LANTRA. Kaitai, was your course suspiciously cheap? Maybe check your certificates on the LANTRA certificate checker: https://lantra.co.uk/certificate-checker/lantra-certificate-checker/ )
Please don't start drinking cats and dogs - that"s definitely not safe...
Only once it is fully dry!
When you’re using it, or when it’s stored? Do you de-pressurise it when it’s not in use?
Well….
First question, are they soft green weeds or brown woody weeds?
For the soft green stems - annual weeds - if possible just pull them up. I’m nit convinced that there is anything in that photo that needs weedkillering. Only if they have deep roots, like dandelions, or woody perennial weeds like brambles. might weedkiller be appropriate.
For woody weeds, the glyphosate needs to be absorbed by green living leaves. You might consider partially chopping them, but you need to leave enough green growth that you can effectively spray.
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