Tree Drill/Kill 1oz Undiluted Glyphosate
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- YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR HOW THIS INFORMATION IS USED!! MEANING, DON'T KILL YOUR NEIGHBOR'S TREE(S) AND DON'T KILL A TREE THAT'S RIGHT NEXT TO YOUR HOUSE BECAUSE THE LIMBS AND TREE MAY FALL...ON YOUR HOUSE!! How I killed an unwanted/damaged tree using only 1oz of undiluted 41% Glyphosate concentrate..
41% Glyphosate used in video: www.amazon.com/Compare-N-Save...
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I like this technique because there is no mixing with a carrier. It is good you emphasized safe use. I used a variation of it a couple of years ago to kill a large autumn olive tree in our woods which is an invasive here in the Mid-Atlantic USA. I drill several approximately 1 inch holes per trunk with a 3/8" bit several inches apart and will refill a couple of times using Roundup Super Concentrate (50% glyphosate) applied with a plastic syringe. Doing three more now, started a couple of weeks ago in late April and clearly seeing effects. I prefer large specimens of this particular tree species to be completely dead with no leaves before cutting down and replacing with natives in late summer/early fall. We discovered dozens of sapling size autumn olives had infiltrated our small meadow when we moved in, no doubt as a result of the large ones in the nearby woods border. I just cut off and apply the herbicide to the sapling cut stems.
I've got a nasty overgrown suckers on a palm tree that i'm going to try this on. Very good video, straight to the point, direct, with clear instructions.
I had a palm tree chopped Dow last year. I've just seen some shoots growing..Will be trying this method. Thanks
Thank you, I’ve two 50ft plus willow trees, whilst they can look beautiful one out front is damaging our house and cars, the one out back blocks light an fills garden and pool with debris resulting in 10 plus bags of debris a week. Both shed a branch this year having both trimmed at a cost of £700 each... After years of hell with these we’ve drilled a few holes 12 inches deep filling them with Gallup 360. Sad to say it’s exciting 👍👍👍
Sod what the tree huggers say, they don’t live with the dangers, damage and extreme maintenance some trees cause
Hi - can I ask did this work using the Gallup 360? Thanks
Mark O yes it did, took another dose of 50ml after 2 weeks as no noticeable effect but then over the following month they died off... thankfully I’ve had such an easy summer not continuously clearing up and going to have a few years of free heating.
I should of done it years ago as they became depressing with damage and debris caused from them.
But they're your trees, so why kill them? It's easier to fell a live tree. But hey...Darwin etc...
Thanks for showing what happens over time instead of just putting it in and ending the video. Gonna do this because I want to leave some dead trees up for woodpeckers and other wildlife
It is unusual to help wildlife by killing trees
Many thanks for this , used same product and after 10 days I am starting to see browning of leaves , at this rate ill be raking my yard in August
Glad to help.. Thanks for reply..
@Madhav Raina No water
@Madhav Raina no
Great straightforward video. Thanks
I hit trees with it on a weekly basis to really kill it quick. I have a lot of camphour laurel in my property. It is a noxious weed here in Australia.
I use 4 oz of remade herbicide with one gallon diesel oil and it works very well.
You are amazing! This is the kind of video we want to see, the before and after! I have 3 blackhaw viburnum trees about 15-18 ft tall. I planted it in 2006. I am extremely disappointed that it created new trees from its spreading roots! SIGH! As of today, I think the number of 2-3ft young shoots/trees I saw were around 70! Damn! Yesterday, I tried manually removing them. It took me 1.5 hrs to remove 5 young 2-3ft trees. The roots are so freaking strong! LOL. Thank you for this technique!
You are welcome.. Hope it works for you..
Thanks heaps mate will be using this method on neighbor,just need the pricks to go away on holidays if they can afford too
Lol 😂
I’ll be using it so I don’t have to pay a tree lopper $20,000 plus whatever bloody council wants to charge.
😂😂😂😂 did you get it done
Same here god bless this video 👍👍👍
Is it dead yet?
@Billy big balls, you stay off my god damn property or ells ! Punk
The best video on this matter! Thank you
Glad to help.. Thanks for reply..
Great video so simple and down to the point! thank you
Glad to have helped..
Your method worked in the spring contrary to what I've read. Maybe because you used a stronger concentration, a larger volume of Glyphosate and applied it deeper into the tree. So, I'm just going to go ahead and try it now instead of waiting until fall. Glad I found you!
I read the same.. Objective is to kill roots.. Fall, tree sends energy (sap) to roots.. Spring, tree sends energy (sap) to limbs/leaves.. Where the sap goes, the Glyphosate goes.. But, I applied last May and it worked.. I drilled roughly 1/3 into the tree.. 16" diameter with 5 1/4" hole..
Any time of the year works......might take longer .....but always use " pure " round up ! Its cheaper anyway.
@@tongo117 Well, as a follow-up, I tried it on some trees that were blocking my view and it worked GREAT! Except I used a 1inch drill bit and they died twice as fast as yours. I cannot tell you the amount of stress you helped remove from my life :) I've been trying to kill those suckers for years following everybody else's advice. Thank you so very much.
@@honkymonkey9568 Good to know.. Next time I'll use a bigger bit also.. Thanks for reply..
@@honkymonkey9568 Precisely what I'm trying to do. I live on a lake in the Ozarks and have been trying to kill some trees by treating the root area, not working, the pines are totally unphased while I have killed a couple of hardwoods. Time to get out the drill!
Thanks for the tip. I intend to use your method on an out of place tree in my bakyard. What worries me is the danger of a large dead tree standing, ready to fall and hurt someone. Any ideas will be greatly appreciated.
Very effective. Done this for years. Going 5 inches is not necessary. I generally still 3 holes around the tree about 2 inches deep. I know it works on maple, sweet gum, pine, oak, and cherry.
thanks, good to know it works on pine.. i have one in mind to try this on.. and a water oak.. and i'll do multiple, more shallow holes..
@@tongo117 Folks use the “hack & squirt”. I call this the “drill & fill”. I think it works better.
I tried hack/squirt using this Glyphosate.. Didn't work.. Gonna get some Tordon RTU and see if hack/squirt works with that..
@@tongo117 it will. Pure gly has worked good for me on oaks and cherries with hack and squirt.
will it work with big mangos trees, circumferences of the tree is almost 200 cm
1st class , straight to the point
Awesome video, I will have to try it…. Thanks for sharing
I used Glyphosate -71% on Neem tree (hack and squirt method) when the tree was shedding leaves before spring.It was a complete failure. I used it on my neighbors tree because its leaves, branches, flowers were causing nuisance. They did nothing to reduce my discomfort.
Now after a month new leaves have grown in all over its branches.
I have a tree like that and I need it to die also, but it somehow seems sad to see that one die like that; not sure why. I would rather cut mine down and deal with it that way, but it's not convenient right now to do so. I will probably try this method anyway.
You really opted to kill a tree humanely? Wtf lmfaooooo
Experts say you should do this in fall/winter. Reason is spring/summer liquid flows upward while fall it goes downward to the roots and kills them
I have a tree of heaven infestation and I was thinking about doing the drill+41% glyphosphate method. I'm happy to see that it works. This is awesome!
I just did this to my tree of heaven but I used tordon and mixed in roundup quikpro 73% glyphosate package. Hopefully this works!
@@mattysco they just pop up where I live. And since they are so prolific spreaders, they are all over the place. I've noticed that they tend to pop up in the less affluent parts of town.
@@JasterMereel421 they're called ghetto palm for a reason 😂. I was able to kill mine with tordon
@@kolbiyashi6858 ha! I've started to call them alley trees.
@Timothy Antoine after applying a mix of tordon and a pack of 70% glyphosate in early August i noticed it in 2 days. But took a long time and afew applications to MAKE SURE. I drilled a few 1/2 in holes into the tree and any large roots i could dig up. Also hack n squirt
Use fresh glyphosate!!! I first used some from a 5 yr old jug that I had got a deal on. The trees were only half dying after several treatments. I then used some from a fresh jug and BAM, those trees were completely brown in no time!! I emailed the company and they said the shelf life is around 5yrs.
Good to know.. Thanks for the info..
Thanks now we have a better ideal on the atual mix.
Thanks this actually works I done it to two cottonwood trees works great.
Going to give this a go, we moved into a 5 year abandoned rental that has aspen fast growing in the hedges, a seed in a few months can reach 2ft and have some thickness to it as well as heavy rooting and it's spreading everywhere. Hopefully this kills off the baby aspens that have planted themselves in flower beds and are extremely difficult to remove.
Hope so, good luck!!
You still have to cut it down to remove any “widow makers”, so why not cut it down & drill several holes & apply the liquid tree killer?
Thank you!! I will try this!!
Remember to follow label directions. This technique probably is not on the label being that the container says “grass & weed killer”. Glad your using PPE.
Nice content. Keep up bro. 👍🙏🙏
Good deal - Have 2 problem trees that are a threat to the house. I like trees but these are going...
No need to drill deep - the cambium is all that needs to have herbicide exposure. See also "hack and squirt"
Worked great, thank you so much.
You are welcome.. Thanks for reply..
Awesome video!
hello thanks for the tips
is possible to inject directly on the roots of the tree after having drilled this one
Works like a charm!! I’ve done it several times. Glyphosate is the real deal and what’s really cool is how fast the tree will deteriorate!!! It will be crumbling within the next year verses standing there dead for many years like a normal dead tree.
I know trees are very important for us. But sometimes when you have bad neighbor then, your life become hell because of these trees. Let me tell you something. I live in india and there is a big banyan tree near my house and because of that tree we face so many problems like too much humus, and in winters my house become hell because this tree covered my house two sides and as a result we receive very less sunlight. And during autumn this tree shed so many leaves. I have some allergies because of this humus I have talked so many times with my neighbor but he start fighting with me. So now I will do this method...I hope it will work
If the tree is on his property, how are you going to kill it?
@@worshipthelordjesus458 The place where big banyan tree grown is exactly in front of my neighbor's house and they have a huge family. So currently I am not successful in this task. Drilling holes is not possible in my case because it create noise. So I am looking for different technique.
@@hmdwn Request your neighbor and tell him your problem. If he is not listening to you then go for other methods.. You can also dig a hole near the tree and put chemicals there... May be it works....
@@vermaeducator Buy a hand drill that is made for wood working and does't have a motor. ZERO noise.
Thanks for the video, really good. But i think trees die quicker if it is done ( drilling ) between october and february when the sap is not rising. Thanks again.
I agree..
I m from india i suggest you after washing your clothes you can also put rough wasted water in roots ...its also chemical
Thanks very much for the video ,could you please answer my question? i have a big white oak tree around 45 inch and maybe 30 feet tall , i made 4 hole on a tree but how many times i need to inject inside the tree?instead of glyphosate i applied roundup Transorb concentrate
For every week , until tree death, maximum upto 6 months
Thanks for this valuable information. Now , I have questions, after kill , so I need to cut tree , or just let it be there ?
Thank you sir !
That's your choice.. I'm letting mine just naturally fall little by little.. It's a few hundred feet from my house so there's no danger in doing it that way..
If I use this method on my large rubber tree on my empty lot, will it also kill the roots deep down in the ground?
How to kill coconut tree without cuting in faster way
I use the same method with one exception I drill a hole in the base of the tree or into a root if possible. The tree is dead in a week. I dont even use an oz I think that is alot of concentrate.
Good to know.. My first time doing this.. If there is a next time I'll try using less and drilling lower..
Thanks. I wish I had watched this video before I cut down the jujube tree. I cut it down but the remnants of the roots in the ground, still growing till this day after a year. The shoots or suckers still coming out. The root is invasive and aggressive.
If the stump is still there you could drill into that and add the glyphosate..
@@tongo117 I already removed the stump. It's the broken roots that are still in the ground, they are still growing even with small pieces of the roots. Suck! It's over a year, and still growing especially it's hot now in Phoenix area. There is lot of activities under the ground. They are killing my trees and shrubs in silence.
@@theweilee17600 Let the tree suckers grow 1 ft high, mow them over with a lawn mower then IMMEDIATELY spray the sucker stumps with UNDILUTED weed killer. Repeat as needed. The fresh cut on the suckers will expose the tree cambium layer and absorb the weed killer which will kill the roots.
@@loafandjug321 I did not do that. I tried to dig out the root whenever the suckers came up. That has created a mess in my front porch, so many holes in there now. It wasn't a right way to do it. Because even the broken tiny roots still can grow suckers. Now I just leave it as it is. Like you said I let suckers grow and then put undiluted Glyphosate on them. It has been raining lately - monsoon in Phoenix area, that has helped suckers to grow. It's terrible, and I regret to plant this tree. Thanks for the tip.
@@loafandjug321 ive tried that on certain suckers and it hasnt worked for me, they keep still coming. It kills the ones I treated but a new one right beside it emerges, I heard someone say to try diesel?
Awww look at that cute pooch.
Planning on trying it out with a giant Ficus (weeping fig) tree in my yard. The roots have damaged my plumbing and costed several thousand to fix. Hope this will deal with it once and for all. Would you suggest repeating the application a few times for a very large tree?
Edit: it's about 90 feet tall.
I've only done this once so I'm no expert but yes, multiple applications should increase your chances of success.. Hopefully it's not close to your house though cause a 90ft tall dead tree is dangerous..
@@tongo117 thanks for the quick reply! Will do. Fortunately it isn't too close to the house, the roots are just really long.
The problem is that it's a pain getting a permit to cut down a tree in my jurisdiction, but you don't need one to cut down a dead tree.
Hi I have a similar problem... Did it work for you? if so, more or less how many holes did you make a the tree? also was it enough with just 1 round of roundup per hole or did you have to apply it several times on each hole? thanks in advance
Ive done this for years...it works. Its a bit quicker using a 60 cc syringe to draw up the round up......and go buy a long IV needle at a farm store 6 " inches long.... dull the point so you dont poke yourself.....put the needle the full depth into the hole.....otherwise the remaining air in the hole wont allow the Round Up to enter. In larger trees.....say up to 3 ft diameter I will drill three holes evenly spaced around the tree. Allows for a quicker result.......death ! For smaller trees....consider " Pathfinder II " Its a basal treatment 100% effective....also works on multi-floral rose !
Got it.. Thanks for the tips..
Any suggestions to kill walnut tree without cutting with simple and easy techniques??
Hi PeanutButterMan. I would like to ask a few questions to dry 40 years old 6-7 meters tall oleaster tree.
- Is the hole diameter and length you opened is sufficient?
- How many ml of liquid should be put into the hole you opened?
Thanks.
I only drilled and filled one hole and used 1 ounce of glyphosate which is equal to 29.57ml.. You could drill more than one to increase the chance of success..
@@tongo117 thanks.
Just tried this method on my Royal Empress tree. Using 50.2% glyphosate. Used a 1/2 drill bit, drilled several holes around the base of the trunk about 5 inches in depth. Shall see if this method works.
Update?
I believe I have been successful. It has not produced any new foliage. The ones that tried to sprout have turned brown. Will wait untill fall to cut down to make sure it is completely dead.
So update on my Royal Empress tree.
This tree is a beast to kill. Very resilient. I have not completely killed those tree. On that note, the holes that I have drilled and filled with 50.2% glyphosate looks like it has destroyed that portion of the tree. I was curious as to why I was still getting sprouts in my yard. Well today I pulled some bark away from some of the dead spots and to my surprise this thing is still kicking. So I will be drilling holes all around the tree and filling it with the kill juice.
Sir, you are tha man! Thank you!
Will this method work if i use copper sulfate?...how long before it works?
Excellent video. I got 360g/litre glysophate. Going to try 50/50 solution with water.
This question is going in the exact opposite direction than your video, which was good. Could you aid a pecan tree with zinc sulfate by drilling a hole in its trunk and pouring the solution into it? They say zinc is not absorbed well from the soil and that you should spray the tree leaves with it, but the leaves are just too high for me, even with a 20 foot sprayer. I tried asking the local extension agent, but as usual, he never replies to me. Thanks.
I have no idea personally but I did find the video below.. Which, if you are researching this you may have found also.. In the video it's mentioned that you don't have to spray the whole tree just some of the leaves so that the zinc is absorbed.. czcams.com/video/OHIySn12LVU/video.html
@@tongo117 - Thanks. Not sure why, but that video didn't come up on my search for some reason. From that video, I guess what I'm doing should be good enough. We'll see come October when the pecans start falling.
Thanks for showing this video. Would like to know if you mix the glyphosate with water before feeding the tree 1oz of it?
I used it full strength.. No mixing with water..
@@tongo117 Brother please answer ...i have a big sissoo tree infront of my shop..i use ur method i drill 2 hole in stem and fill glyphosate 41...but after 2 days tree not suck the chemical...i filled 150 ml glypbosate..how much time the tree will die
Most of my tree was dead in two months.. But your Sissoo tree might not be so easy to kill from what I've read.. You might try this method as well..www.huntingtheland.com/hack-and-squirt/
hello! thanks for the helpful video! quick question - I'd like to use this method to kill a maple tree discretely. I'm looking to do it in the last week in November in Canada. I'm wondering if I time it as such, when it comes spring, will it grow any leaves on the branches? Or will the branches grow these "red/copper" colored leaves indicating that it's been poisoned? Thank you and pray that you answer as I am a little anxious how it's going to turn out.
Don't know for sure but I would think it would die out over the winter and not produce any leaves in spring..
I did this before I even looked online to see if it was a thing. I used a regular, thick drill but and drilled 4 downward holes on one side of a black walnut tree and used a dropper to fill the holes with 50% concentrate. After I did it, I was like, let me look online to see if it was a thing lol. And sure enough, hit after hit came back. Your video was listed first I believe. Anyway, within 5 or 6 days after I did it, the side of the tree I did it on was nearly totally defoliated. But the other side of the tree still looks almost normal save for a slight bit of wilting. So will that side of the tree eventually catch up to the other, or will I have to do it on that side of the tree as well? I'd prefer not having to do the other side of possible.
It should kill the other side also.. Just have to be patient.. Mine took 2 months to fully die out.. Limbs have long since fallen off but trunk is still standing 4 years later..
Thank you for this video I just order one, I have a big ass tree in front of my house I complain to hoa about it they continue to ignore me so it’s time to do something about it
We have a massive trees in neighbours garden.
How many holes do I have to drill?also the depth of the hole since its a huge tree.
YOU don't have a massive tree. Your neighbour's do. leave it alone.
Hello, What is the equivalent product that I can apply to kill a tree in the UK, as I see 1 "Grass And Weed Killer 41% Glyphosate Concentrate is available only in the United States? I have checked couple of product like 1.Gallup Home & Garden Glyphosate Commercial Strength Weed killer and 2.Rootblast Super Concentrated Weed Killer Commercial Strength Glyphosate. There is no specific mention of percentage of Glyphosate. Kindly advise. Many Thanks
From what I found both of the brands you mention have a glyphosate ratio of 360 grams per liter.. Since there are 1000 grams per liter the 360 grams of glyphosate would represent 36%.. Not quite as strong as the 41% I used in the video, but close..
I have big oak tree in the back yard I did the same to it and it started dropping it's leaves and turning brown ....I am in Texas which is famous of subterranean termite..I am concerned now after the tree dies Termite could start working on the root which could cause the tree to fall..also I don't know if the top branches will fall first before the root gets weaker..what do you think ?
It took about 18 months for the limbs to fall and now 3 years later the trunk still stands.. And we have subterranean termites also in S/E Georgia where I am..
@@tongo117 Thx..I hope the same happens here..it's long processes I'll keep watching closely and observing..by the way I did not use herbicide..I used Gas!
Thanks with proof
Ive cut some trees down and they keep sending new shoots back up near the stump. So I bought a small applicator like yours and cut it real close to the ground and then drop 1 or 2 drops on the part I cut and i thought it worked but started noticing new shoots coming up from the ground near the one I killed. Ugh. I also try this on saw briars and same thing happens. I am using the same stuff you are using excpet I bought it at tractor supply. Any suggestions?
I've used it on a few stumps.. Drilled into the top and added roughly the same amount as used in video.. It's worked every time..
In my country 41% Glyphosate is not available can i use ? others Grash killer for kill a big size tree - with the same procerss ?
How’s the inside of the tree if cut down? Is it still the same color as it if would’ve died naturally?
Hello, if I'm not mistaken you only made 1 hole in the video. Did you eventually made followup extra holes, or the single one was enough to kill the tree? Pls, reply/confirm, thanks in advance.
For this tree only one hole drilled.. No follow up.. Have another video 70ft pine tree.. Two holes drilled for that.. czcams.com/video/k0gZFmSJR2Q/video.html
How to get or where got the concentrate grass weed killer
How can I get this product in Bangladesh? Please help me
Will it kill roots and when can I pull it out from roots please thnx.
yes it kills roots.. pull it up when it's dead..
If the tree is 12 inches across drill at least 6 or 7 inches, drill into center of tree AN it will kill any tree or bush, it is safe to use for sure kill add a couple of times.
The tree takes up nutrients from the outer edge of the tree " the bark " . Best to keep the holes shallow..... the depth only allows for a reserve of chemical. The tree takes up very few nutrients from the inside. However.......it still does. Just much slower !
Will it work for trees whose diameter is 120 inch
omg ... i just did this today, with only instructions from my council website ... I think I used too much, I was only doing stumps. I hope I haven't poisoned the surrounding ground ... holy shit I feel a bit nauseas ... do you think I have poisoned the surrounding area of the stumps? I have poisoned those ornamental cherry trees.
Please tell me if it working or not... Need help guys
Can i use this technique to add pesticida to control mealy bug in a 2meters high tree??
Brother please answer ...i have a big sissoo tree infront of my shop..i use ur method i drill 2 hole in stem and fill glyphosate 41...but after 2 days tree not suck the chemical...i filled 150 ml glypbosate..how much time the tree will die
Vivek Tiwari sir probably 1-2 months , if the chemical is finely absorbed by the tree
Thank you sir .in front of homes tree can clear like this
I have a large pine tree. I think the diameter is just over 1 meter. Will this kill the tree? Also, will the herbicide ruin the soil? I have other plants around the tree that I don't want to harm.
It should, yes.. But your tree is much larger than the one I killed.. So you might want to drill/fill multiple holes.. The tree I killed had camellias all around it at the base and they were not harmed..
@@tongo117 thank you!
Sir how to kill 10yr old teak tree with out any proofs
How deep of a hole 6 inches. How many times do you have to full the hole with roundup with 41% Glyphosate.
0:38.. the hole I drilled was 5 1/4" deep.. I filled the hole 3 times within 5 minutes of drilling the hole.. no more glyphosate after that.. tree was dead in 2 months..
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Then what the tree is dead and it looks like an eye soar different eye soar from before you killer it. To me this doesn't make sense.
Wow, that's crazy! May try this on a stump
I've used this method on stumps with new growth same results..
Can I drill in the root instead of the stump? i have a tree in front of my home that needs to go but the village wont remove it unless its dead.
should work the same yes
Thank you!
You are welcome!
Will the tree eventually die and wilt away, or are you probably gonna have to cut it down?
only thing left now is the trunk:
czcams.com/video/4bp4nTYHDDA/video.html
What would you do next? Now that it's dead, do you cut it down?
Brother I want a idea without drilling methods of killing a big tree , that tree is creating some problems in near of my home , I have no chance to drill
Same
Hack n squirt
Thank you sir
Just tried it hope it works for me like it did you thanks
What if i make more holes and pour more glyphosate, would that make it died even quicker?
I would think so, yes..
Hey buddy. Can the chop and aquire method work. I don't have time for drilling
Don't know.. I've only done the drilling so not sure if glyphosate will work with that method..
Will that work in the dead of winter? IOW will it then die in the spring? Thank you for this. I had no idea it was that simple!
fall/winter is actually a better time to try this from what I've read.. when the tree is sending energy (sap) to the roots and not to leaves/branches.. that sap carries the glyphosate.. by spring should be dead or dying tree..
@@tongo117 Thank you very much!
@@tongo117 I did mine today, two 3/8" holes about 12 inches in. The spade bit seemed to keep getting clogged or something, so I had to keep backing it out all the way. Then I couldn't seem to get that much in there. (exact same product) I might have gotten an ounce in there but not sure. I'll re-aply in a couple days.
Thanks, this helps so much. I thought I would have to drill multiple holes. Does it matter how high up the tree? I have 3 black walnuts I want dead....I wonder if it's to late in the season in Wisconsin.
Even though I had success doing mine in the spring I've actually read that it's better to do this in the fall/winter when trees are sending more energy to their roots.. In spring energy goes to limbs/leaves.. And closer to the roots would be best I would guess since roots are what you want to kill..
How many holes did you drill I drilled eight holes between the trunk and different roots And I used about 30oz
I drilled one hole and used one ounce..
How did it fall, by girding whole tree fall, how about with glyposate, did the top part fall first going down?
Yes, top part fell first on both trees.. Trunk is still standing on glyphosate tree.. czcams.com/video/4bp4nTYHDDA/video.html
Valuable. Anybody try this on Brazilian Pepper and Saw Palmettos which are invasive in Florida and have complex root system.
What about carryover in the rootzone will it harm other trees.
I would think potentially yes but I've used this method twice (each time 1oz of glyphosate) and no harm to neighboring trees/shrubs.. Here's the other video:
czcams.com/video/k0gZFmSJR2Q/video.html
Thank you for this. Can you just use Roundup and this method for the same or similar results?
Same active ingredient (41% Glyphosate) so I would think so, yes..
As long as it's the concentrated variety. Generally off brand is cheaper I got 1L for like 6 USD. Outside the US you'll find the concentration as 360g/litre. I've never seen a percentage used elsewhere.
someone from the UK recently asked a question about a certain brand that had that 360g/litre label.. there are 1000g per litre so the 360g would make it 36% glyphosate.. close to the 41% used in video..
@@tongo117 Go to a Coop ( farm store )....buy pure round up..... in most cases its cheaper that way. Can always add water.
Plz i need a chemical plz help me
Just did two Sissoo trees that are way too close to block walls and home foundation. Wish us luck.
Yeah those have invasive roots from what I've read.. Hope it goes well..
Mike, how did it go? Any luck?
@@user-wc2fn6il4y it worked great. I did holes about 6-7in apart all around the trunk, like 5in deep using a 1in spade bit. I used a funnel and slowly poured it into the holes. Leaves started dropping like a day later. There were only a couple shoots that came up in the yard, so I let them grow long enough that I could bend them over into a dish of UNDILUTED glyphosate and they died. No other shoots from either tree since then.