A. Yes, as glyphosate is a total weed killer, it will kill all vegetation that it touches. If you are looking for a weed killer that is safe to use on grass, take a look at our selective weed killer range.
A. Any weed killer with glyphosate in is a grass killer.
A. Just like with household products such as bleach, there are risks to allowing the chemicals to come into contact with your skin. Good PPE is recommended when handling this grass & weed killer. if you wish to know more about the effect of glyphosate on your health, read our blog here.
A. You should begin to see yellowing of the target weed approximately 7 days after spraying, this may take up to 2 weeks when spraying out of season in colder weather. Within the following weeks, gradual wilting and yellowing will become visible.
A. Glyphosate is one of the strongest chemical weed killers currently available on the market. If you have a particularly stubborn growth of weeds, it is highly recommended to use a product with this active ingredient. weed killers with glyphosate include Roundup and Gallup. Killing weeds with Roundup or Gallup is a surefire way to get rid of stubborn growths.