For tough weeds apply from March to October when weeds are actively growing and have a large leaf area allowing plenty of weed killer to be absorbed. Effects may be seen within a few days but full control can take up to 4 weeks Spray weed leaves as a light spray directly to weeds until they are wet, but avoiding run-off Scorching of grass can occur if more than one squeeze is applied to a given area A. NO (unless you intend to kill the grass). Resolva Pro Xtra Tough Weedkiller will kill annual and deep-rooted perennial weeds including grasses – Only use on unwanted vegetation. Use between April & September when weeds are actively growing. Spray weeds lightly trying to cover as much leaf area as possible avoiding spray run off. Where to Use

We have created a Glyphosate free formula for gardeners looking for a greener more natural approach to controlling their garden weeds but still want results. What to Expect The time it takes depends on the weed size, season (best when they are actively growing) and weather conditions.A. You must always follow the label instructions when applying chemicals. Applying a more concentrated solution would not work as well due to the active ingredient not being absorbed as efficiently A. Resolva Xtra Weedkiller Concentrate – No Glyphosate does not leave a residue in the soil. As soon as the weeds have fully died it is fine to re-seed.

Perennial weeds are problematic as they can live for many years; they are able to survive in tough weather conditions as they store food in their roots as well as seed. Examples include; Dandelion, Nettles, Bindweed and Couch Grass Following spraying, do not cut grass for at least one day after treatment and ideally leave the sprayed area uncut for as long as possible. A. A tough weed is usually one with a woody stem or has root nodules underground which are difficult to kill off completely Use between April & September when weeds are actively growing. Spray weeds lightly trying to cover as much leaf area as possible avoiding spray run off. How to Use Weeds come in many different forms, however in our article ‘ different types of weed’ we speak about three main types – perennial, annual and tough weeds.Following spraying, do not cut grass for at least one day after treatment and ideally leave the sprayed area uncut for as long as possible Treatment effects on some weeds will be seen within a few days, other tougher weeds may not show effects for up to 4 weeks