5 L Selective Herbicide for Effective Weed Control
This 5 L latest-generation selective herbicide controls broad-leaved weeds in amenity turf, including professional lawncare. It tackles a wide range of weeds, among them hard-to-control species such as yarrow and daisy.
Key Features
- Unique formulation combining florasulam and fluroxypyr
- Can be used on newly sown turf from the two leaf stage
- Controls difficult weeds such as yarrow and lesser trefoil (yellow suckling clover)
- Low dose rate for efficient, cost-effective weed control
- Uptake through both foliage and roots gives efficient control of difficult weeds
How it Works
This herbicide brings together two active ingredients with different modes of action. Fluroxypyr is taken in through the leaves and disrupts normal growth functions, while florasulam can enter through the roots as well as the foliage, helping it spread fully throughout the plant.
Weeds Controlled
- Common daisy
- Slender speedwell
- Common dandelion
- Common mouse-ear
- Creeping buttercup
- White clover
- Ribwort plantain*
- Bird's-foot trefoil*
- Yarrow*
* Moderate control only. Trials have also shown good control of lesser trefoil (yellow suckling clover) and slender speedwell.
How to Use
| Applicator | Coverage per 5ltr Bottle | Application Rate (Litres/Ha) |
|---|---|---|
| Tractor-mounted hydraulic sprayers or Knapsack sprayers | 25000m² | 2 litres per hectare in 200 litres of water |
- Apply through tractor-mounted hydraulic sprayers or knapsack sprayers as a MEDIUM spray, as defined by the BCPC system.
- On newly sown turf, use from the two leaf stage for spring or summer sowings.
- Make sure there is a good covering of grass before applying.
Applications
- Managed amenity turf and amenity grassland, including professional lawncare
- Golf courses
- Winter sports pitches
- Racecourses
- Airfields
- Roadside verges and embankments
Specifications
- Active ingredients: 2.5g/l florasulam and 100g/l fluroxypyr
- Pack size: 5 litres
- Coverage: 25000m² per 5 litre bottle
- Application rate: 2 litres per hectare in 200 litres of water




