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Cannonade 212 Herbicide 1L

Cannonade 212 Herbicide 1L

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Key Features

  • Contains the active ingredient Fluazifop-P
  • Selective and systemic post-emergent herbicide 
  • Fast absorption into the leaf
  • Powerful, post emergent grass weed control
  • Eradication of Couch and Kikuyu in garden beds/paving
  • Highly effective on grasses and rapidly absorbed by the plant

Cannonade 212 Herbicide is selectively designed to control both annual and perennial grasses. Take grasses out of garden beds!

Active Ingredient - Fluazifop-P (present as the Butyl Ester) @ 212g/L

For best results use in conjustiant with a surfactant such as Reactor Wetter 600 Surfactant which aids the herbcide to stick to the leafe and improves the herbicides effectivness.

Application Rate

  • 150 ml in 15L water per 150 square metres

Details 

Surefire Cannonade 212 Herbicide is rapidly absorbed by leaves and green stems (is rainfast within one hour) and translocated throughout the plant. It accumulates at growing points, both above ground and in the roots, rhizomes and stolons of grass weeds. Weed growth and hence competition with the crop stops within 48 hours. First symptoms are not evident for at least a week after application. Growing points turn brown and rot, shoot tips can be easily pulled out after 2 to 3 weeks. Young leaves turn yellow or redden soon after, but more mature leaves may remain green for extended period. Weed control is usually complete 3 to 5 weeks after spraying.

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Surefire Cannonade 212 Herbicide FAQ

What is Cannonade 212 herbicide used for? +

Cannonade 212 is a selective post-emergent herbicide designed to control many annual and perennial grass weeds, such as Couch, Kikuyu, and Paspalum, within broadleaf crops, ornamentals, and garden beds.

What is the mixing rate for Cannonade 212? +

Application rates for Cannonade 212 depend on the target weed and maturity level, as detailed in the product label instructions. Always refer to the label for precise mixing ratios for spot spraying or larger area applications to ensure safe usage.

Is Cannonade 212 safe to use on Buffalo lawns? +

No, Cannonade 212 is not recommended for use on Buffalo lawns. As a selective grass killer, it is designed to kill grass weeds among broadleaf plants and will likely damage or destroy most turf varieties, including Buffalo.

How long before rain can I apply Cannonade 212? +

Cannonade 212 is rapidly absorbed by leaves and green stems and is typically rainfast within one hour of application.

Does Cannonade 212 need a surfactant or wetter? +

Yes, the use of a non-ionic surfactant or a paraffinic oil is essential to ensure the herbicide properly adheres to and penetrates the waxy surface of grass leaves.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Surefire Cannonade 212 Herbicide used for?

Surefire Cannonade 212 Herbicide is a selective herbicide designed to control grassy weeds in garden beds and ornamental planting areas. It is commonly used to remove unwanted grass species growing among shrubs, flowers, and landscaped garden beds without harming most broadleaf ornamentals when used correctly.

How does Surefire Cannonade 212 Herbicide work?

It works by being absorbed into the leaves of target grassy weeds, where it disrupts normal growth processes. The treated grasses gradually stop growing, turn discoloured, and die off while surrounding ornamental plants remain unaffected when applied according to label directions.

How long does Surefire Cannonade 212 Herbicide take to work?

Visible effects typically appear within 7 to 14 days after application, depending on weather conditions, weed type, and growth stage. More established or mature grassy weeds may require repeat applications for full control.

Is Surefire Cannonade 212 Herbicide safe for garden plants?

When used according to label instructions, Surefire Cannonade 212 Herbicide is safe for most established ornamental shrubs, flowers, and garden plants. Care should be taken to avoid overspray or drift onto desirable foliage, especially in young or sensitive plantings.