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Need a strong plant killer!!! Need something dead. Dead. DEAD!!!

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The deadlier the better, I hate the gardener PPE can be provided (I have a wet-suit and SCUBA gear!).

 

Seriously, we have couple of these chaps damaging our retaining wall, cut them off and they grow back stronger!

 

Any thoughts on something that's available and will kill them off, permanently, no resurrection after three days please!!

 

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"I don't want to know why you can't. I want to know how you can!"

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Whenever I have unwanted woody weeds or small trees popping up, I'll cut them as close to the root as possible and spray the stump with glyphosate, they don't grow back.

 

Lazada link

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Any product containing glyphosate should do it for you without making the soil sterile too.

 

It is usually in stock at all HomePro outlets.

 

/Edit - I don't usually cut the offending weed/tree off... I spray it directly onto the leaves as they have a larger surface area to absorb the herbicide.

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Taoism: shit happens

Buddhism: if shit happens, it isn't really shit

Islam: if shit happens, it is the will of Allah

Catholicism: if shit happens, you deserve it

Judaism: why does this shit always happen to us?

Atheism: I don't believe this shit

Drill rusty nails in. Makes it rot. First cut back to 1 foot high then drill in a dozen nails.

Rock salt can effectively kill tree roots by robbing them of water. To kill a tree discreetly, one can cut it down and tell her it must have gone back into hiding, pile it around the base, or dump salt at the bottom of the trunk.

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Glyphosphate.  Available at any local market.

 

Do not dilute.  Cut off the main stem well above the ground surface.  Use a small paintbrush to apply directly to the cut.  If there are any stems/leaves below the cut, paint them also.  For saplings and small trees, after you lop it, drill a few holes in the cut surface, then use a hypodermic syringe to squirt deeper inside.

 

 

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I could send my Mrs around because NOTHING she plants seems to survive more than a few weeks.

instructions for glyphosate for killing trees are to drill into the bark, then pour the glyphosate mixed with motor oil into it, supposed to rot away the stump too

1 hour ago, bbko said:

Whenever I have unwanted woody weeds or small trees popping up, I'll cut them as close to the root as possible and spray the stump with glyphosate, they don't grow back.

 

Lazada link

Agree  I use it neat on this type. banana trees are the worst for me nothing will kill them, light a fire on top they still come back

Contact Sararat Rangsiwuthaporn, see if she’s still got some of her gear left …. pretty lethal stuff by all accounts ¯\_()_/¯

A good and pure vinegar will resolve your issues. 

Plant killers won't work on roots big like this.

Bust the old concrete/ wood boards; remove the soil containing the unwanted roots.

 

And rebuild.

 

 Farmers advice

11 minutes ago, zzaa09 said:

A good and pure vinegar will resolve your issues. 

Acetaia Sereni - 3 year aged Balsamic - That should do the trick

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@Crossy... Do it now or suffer the consequences ????

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On 8/2/2023 at 3:04 AM, bbko said:

Whenever I have unwanted woody weeds or small trees popping up, I'll cut them as close to the root as possible and spray the stump with glyphosate, they don't grow back.

 

Lazada link

Yes. Glyphosate solution with 20 to 25% active ingredient is the most effective, if applied immediately according to directions for "cut stump" treatment.  (48% glyphosate active ingredient, diluted 50:50 with water) There is nothing else like it. It is a systemic herbicide and will translocate throughout the plant tissues and kill the root system. Used this way on the outer circumference (sapwood) of the cut stump surface has the least environmental contamination. No need for drilling, motor oil or other variations. Don't overspray onto the soil or nearby plantings.

Caution: glyphosate will readily translocate through root grafts to nearby trees of the same species. So if you have a situation where you want to kill some, leave some, use another method. 

 

BTW, no longer at HomePro, but check the independent plant markets outside in driveway/parking lot area. 

I don't think triclopyr is available, but if so it will be a lot more expensive and usually requires repeat treatment. 

 

https://growitbuildit.com/how-to-stop-tree-stumps-from-sprouting/#:~:text=In order to kill tree,no new sprouts will emerge.

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On 8/2/2023 at 5:02 AM, Dancealot said:

Plant killers won't work on roots big like this.

Bust the old concrete/ wood boards; remove the soil containing the unwanted roots.

 

And rebuild.

 

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glyphosate will. Painted on. May have put on a couple of times. Done it many times on stumps up to 8"

Glyphosate won't kill a tree. Try Starane.

If you want plants dead, Dead, DEAD....!!!

 

Try a little AGENT ORANGE....

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If This Don't Kill It...

Nothin' will.

 

 

 

Diesel, just don't go mad with it. You can drill small holes in the trunk and pump it in with a plastic syringe, and you can also paint it on.

 

It will take a while, but it should kill off the roots aswell.

On 8/5/2023 at 11:15 PM, bunnydrops said:

glyphosate will. Painted on. May have put on a couple of times. Done it many times on stumps up to 8"

Interesting. Just paint it..

My wife's secret ...mainly for 3 year old Advocado trees...direct the emptying washing machine water at the trees.......then act dumb when I say ' what happened to my Advacado trees?'

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