Roundup

Heh, I didn't give any recommendation on their numeracy skills, or their coding :)

That stuff is expensive yes, but it's convenient and doesn't go off. Mix up a litre in a spray bottle and use it as I need. Lasts ages without problem.

Worth paying the premium for the convenience. Obviously, if you need larger quanitities then there are better suppliers but for grabbing a bottle on a sunday afternoon while in town anyway it beats the sheds.

Darren

Harry Bloomfield used his keyboard to write :

SWMBO is collecting an half litre of white, to try in a hand spray bottle. I'll report back on the result.

I bought this: (beware line wrap)

and added 110 ml to five litres of water and sprayed it. After two days, slight wilting was observable, and two weeks later, everything I had sprayed was completely brown and flattened. It may have had an effect on the mosses too, but I cannot be totally sure of that.

I just wish it had a residual effect.

David

that's pretty much how roundup works.

It is sold largely because it does not. It breaks down very quickly

For long lasting sterility use pathclear.

I agree, Pathclear is very good, it's also bleeding expensive.

David

you need an upgrade ;(

I can buy three litres at the same concentration for the price of one litre of that weedkiller from Wilko. A little price inflation is usual for small purchases, but that price is extracting the urine.

That's nice for you.

I however find that that little bottle lasts me 3 years. I don't want 30 years worth of concentrated weedkiller sitting around in my shed tbh.

As I say, it's worth it to me for the convenience. It's not for you. fairy snuff.

Darren

Why the hell would cannabis growers want to use / nick glyphosate?

F***ed if I know. Perhaps the assistant didn't know diddley.

maybe to get rid of weed before planting ?

Isn't most cannabis grown hydroponically, indoors?