Vinash Systemic Herbicide | 1L

Name: Vinash Systemic Herbicide | 1L
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Vinash Systemic Herbicide | 1L is a non-selective and systematic herbicidal product used for the control of most broad-leaved annual weeds, grasses, and sedges

Vinash Systemic Herbicide | 1L is non-selective, systemic herbicide for broad-spectrum weed control in agriculture, plantations, and non-crop areas. It kills weeds down to roots via translocation.

KEY FEATURES & CHARACTERISTICS:

Property	Details
Mode of Action	Systemic (absorbs through leaves, kills roots)
Spectrum	Non-selective (kills most grasses + broadleaf weeds)
Rainfastness	6-8 hours (resistant to wash-off after drying)
Speed of Action	Yellowing in 3-5 days; full kill in 10-14 days
Residual Soil Activity	None (binds to soil; safe for replanting)
Key Target Weeds	Cyperus, Cynodon, Parthenium, Lantana, sedges, annual/perennial grasses

APPLICATION GUIDE

Use Case	Dilution (per 10L water)	Spray Volume
General weed control	80-100 mL	200-300 L/ha
Dense perennial weeds	120-150 mL	300-400 L/ha
Non-crop areas	150-200 mL	As needed for coverage

Critical Tips:

Apply to actively growing weeds (6-8″ height).
Avoid windy days to prevent drift onto crops.
Do NOT add surfactants if pre-mixed (check label).

ADVANTAGES

Root kill for perennial weeds.
Zero soil residue — replant after 1-2 days.
Cost-effective for large areas.
Often mixed with surfactants for enhanced efficacy.

Control Tips:

Be sure to read, understand and follow all of the label directions when mixing and applying herbicides.
Make sure the label clearly states that the product can be used in the manner you intend to use it.
Remember, more is not better. Use the application rate on the label.
Some herbicides are selective, and only kill certain types of plants, while others are non-selective and kill almost any type of plant.
Some herbicides kill weeds quickly, others can take up to a week or more.
Some herbicides persist in plants and soils for long periods of time, while others only remain in plants or soil for a short time.
Vinash have active ingredients that are more likely to move through soils towards groundwater. Others are much less likely to move through soils.