Onion Weed control can be one of the most difficult things in gardening. Although the most effective onion weed killer is a glyphosate based product, such as Roundup this can be extremely laborious. Though it is also possible to eradicate onion weed through covering it with a sheet of black plastic, in order to ‘cook’ it, there by killing it, this solution can take weeks and leaves the soil in very poor condition after the removal of the weed. Digging up the onion weed itself and physically removing it is certain to make the problem worse, due to the multitude of young seedlings which are attached to every onion weed bulb.
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As a result of it hardy nature, and the fact that there isn’t a dedicated onion weed killer on the market, sometimes it can be easier to control onion weed rather than fully eradicate it. The easiest and most effective way to do this is the physical removal of the plant’s shoots. This is a doubled edges sword: it simultaneously slows the growth of the weed, by removing its ability to photosynthesize, and removes the plant from view; giving the impression that the weed is not there at all! However, the obvious drawback to this solution is that it is not permanent and needs a keen eye to survey the garden regularly on the lookout for sprouts.
What are the origins of Roundup?
A Click here for the answerRoundup was first developed for the agricultural industry to help farmers overcome large-scale problems with weeds. This same science and technology has been applied to create a range of weed killing products ideal for domestic use. So, rest easy in the knowledge that you’re using the weed killer the professionals use.
Can I put it on stronger? Will that work better?
A Click here for the answerWe have carefully calculated the best rates at which to apply for each type of weed problem. Applying at a strong rate is not recommended and will not result in better performance. Please ensure that you read the label before use and use pesticides safely.
Does the Concentrate need using up straight away after mixing?
A Click here for the answerIt’s always good practice to only mix up what you need for that treatment, but you can retain the unused solution for up to a week, since a gradual loss of activity will occur. Make sure that you store any weedkiller safely away from the reach of children and pets.
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