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Weeds - is it possible to buy small spray bottle of weed killer in Thailand/Phitsanulok?

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If so anyone know where ? thanks   also what's the best place for hand tools and shovels -left all mine in the states.

You need to visit a smaller Thai run garden shop that sells bags of fertiliser etc, paraquat strength equivalents are widely available but not always advertised. Glyphosate (Roundup) is available.  Government was going to ban them but the farmers complained heavily so not sure where the issue stands today.....you wont find it in Big C, Homepro etc, only small shops. Consider using vinegar and baking soda, it's a much better alternative that much safer.

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22 minutes ago, Mike Lister said:

You need to visit a smaller Thai run garden shop that sells bags of fertiliser etc, paraquat strength equivalents are widely available but not always advertised. Glyphosate (Roundup) is available.  Government was going to ban them but the farmers complained heavily so not sure where the issue stands today.....you wont find it in Big C, Homepro etc, only small shops. Consider using vinegar and baking soda, it's a much better alternative that much safer.

Thank you very much Okay Im going to go   vinegar baking soda route (mix 50/50 with water?) also have used dishwashing liquid before 

1 minute ago, charleskerins said:

Thank you very much Okay Im going to go   vinegar baking soda route (mix 50/50 with water?) also have used dishwashing liquid before 

That will work and is much better/safer all round. We have a large area of garden, my experience is that even if you spray the entire thing with Agent Orange, in three weeks time (or less) all manner of fascinating things grow back. The only viable solution is regular and frequent maintenance.

Small hardware shops sell it, then dilute it and use a small spay bottle, I've tried the ''natural way'' wasted my time. IME

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25 minutes ago, Mike Lister said:

That will work and is much better/safer all round. We have a large area of garden, my experience is that even if you spray the entire thing with Agent Orange, in three weeks time (or less) all manner of fascinating things grow back. The only viable solution is regular and frequent maintenance.

thanks

1 hour ago, Mike Lister said:

You need to visit a smaller Thai run garden shop that sells bags of fertiliser etc, paraquat strength equivalents are widely available but not always advertised. Glyphosate (Roundup) is available.  Government was going to ban them but the farmers complained heavily so not sure where the issue stands today.....you wont find it in Big C, Homepro etc, only small shops. Consider using vinegar and baking soda, it's a much better alternative that much safer.

I ordered roundup on Lazada, full strength stuff that needs heavy watering down, kills anything green!

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