Round Up weed killer

[darsky]

Does anyone know the water/RU Concentrate mix ratio is ? I think it is 100ml per 1.1L of water but I cant find the label so i am not sure.

Thanks in advance

[Raf]

it depends on which concentrate you have. they have a super concentrate and a regular concentrate.

Edited August 3, 2016 by Raf

[darsky]

regular

[Raf]

6oz / gallon

[dave524]

20 to 1 for the regular, that's 50ml. per litre of water if you are on the European system.

Edited August 3, 2016 by dave524

[darsky]

thanks again

[fish_fishburn]

That's bad stuff.

[Carp]

Only if you're a weed or intoxicated and thirsty!

[BillM]

That's bad stuff.

 

Only if you buy in the US, stuff we get here is garbage.

[dave524]

This new Weed B Gon is crap compared to Killex, don't waste your money.

[KLINKER]

water your weeds good,they should be growing for it to work best.

 

 

I could tell you how to mix it but I'd have to put you through the pesticide coarse first and then you would be spraying on my license.

[dave524]

He's in Montreal, think Roundup and Killex are still available for sale for home use there. It was a provincial ban here.

[darsky]

anything made by MONSANTO cant be 'good '

[Joeytier]

anything made by MONSANTO cant be 'good '

Take your tin foil hat off. It's a pesticide not a super fruit.

[beertech]

roundup is not banned in ontario. It is still registered for noxious weeds, eg poison ivy wild carrot eg. And it is the same strength and product as the usa. Also golf courses landscapers and farmers have never had super versions of the products homeowners used to have. It was the same stuff. Just a myth i would like to clear up

[Raf]

roundup is not banned in ontario. It is still registered for noxious weeds, eg poison ivy wild carrot eg. And it is the same strength and product as the usa. Also golf courses landscapers and farmers have never had super versions of the products homeowners used to have. It was the same stuff. Just a myth i would like to clear up

You are correct it is not banned however, a homeowner cannot buy the concentrated versions of roundup in Ontario, only the extremely diluted form. So no, it is not the same strength as what's available in the states and a few other provinces. The diluted stuff available is mixed down a lot thinner than 6oz to a gallon. Ie. You are paying for water.

Edited August 4, 2016 by Raf

[beertech]

you may be right the about concentrated being off the market. However is is not watered down from the way the concentrated version is suppose to be mixed. The label is law on concentrated versions . Thats the best part about the pesticide ban , homeowners who think products will work better if mixed stronger than label says no longer have that option

[darsky]

Take your tin foil hat off. It's a pesticide not a super fruit.

 

right,maybe you want to do a bit of homework on Monsanto........

[Raf]

However is is not watered down from the way the concentrated version is suppose to be mixed.

compare the labels and do the math, you'll find this comment is incorrect as well.

[BillM]

Take your tin foil hat off. It's a pesticide not a super fruit.

 

Wait, I shouldn't be drinking this stuff?!?!?!??!

[Dave Bailey]

 

right,maybe you want to do a bit of homework on Monsanto........

 

School us, we'll wait...

[Dave Bailey]

 

right,maybe you want to do a bit of homework on Monsanto........

 

http://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2012/10/18/163034053/top-five-myths-of-genetically-modified-seeds-busted

[farsider]

I was still under the impression you could get the good 'ole "regular" Roundup at Farm supply shops and the like.

Like TSC.

 

Not true?

Edited August 5, 2016 by farsider

[Dara]

I have an old jug of concentrate. Does it have a shelf life.

[Fisherman]

No shelf life that I've ever heard of. Some products have a no freeze warning.