Tipa

Selective herbicide for the control of undesirable woody plants, dicotyledonous weeds and for the suppression of stump youth.

Properties:

- Active substance: triclopyr 60 g / l, fluroxypyr 20 g / l

How does it work?

. when applied to a fresh cutting surface of stumps, or to jams in the tree trunk. After application, the active substance is rapidly translocated to growth apices and roots. The effect of the product on weeds and weeds is visible several hours after application.

For which plants is it registered?

- Lawns
- Meadows and pastures
- Fertile ground
- Stumps
- Sensitive weeds: deciduous trees - semi-woods: acacia, maple, alder, birch, boxwood, horse chestnut, dogwood, hazel, ivy, beech, bird's-tooth, apple, poplar aspen, blackthorn, plum, pear, oak, rhododendron, willow, without, rowan, linden, elm, acacia, clematis, heather, Japanese buckthorn, buckthorn, rosehip, blackberry and buckthorn
- Sensitive weeds: dicotyledonous annuals and perennial weeds: wormwood, thorny needles, butterbur, quality, purple mullet, legumes, morning glory, plaice, st.
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- Less sensitive weeds: hornbeam, hawthorn, ash, bird cherry (bird cherry) and larch
- It does not kill monocotyledons (grasses) and eagle fireflies

How to use it?

- Topical paint (spot application) or surface spraying
- Optimal in spring, when the weeds are sufficiently developed and in full growth
- Shoots of semi-woody and tree species must not be higher than 1 m
- Shoots higher than 1 m must be cut and treated later
- Blackberries and nettles are effectively destroyed during autumn application
- The product must not affect the surrounding vegetation (for which this product is not registered)