The Problem

Paspalum

Paspalum dilatatum

A tough perennial grass growing out from a central base or crown that is very difficult to pull out by hand when mature. Leaves are bluey-green and the seed spikes are usually seen in late summer. Where individual plants can be treated, this persistent weed can be eliminated with Zero. Paspalum in lawns can be removed by cutting off the clump at ground level with a sharp knife or hoe. Alternatively, apply Zero with a Zero Weed Brush.

Zero contains glyphosate, a non-selective herbicide which is ideal to control paspalum. The chemical is translocated from the above ground parts of the plant to the persistent root system. There is no residual action of glyphosate when it contacts the soil.

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Solutions

Roundup Weedkiller Concentrate

Use Roundup Renew on actively growing paspalum. Spray foliage until leaves are just wet. Do NOT spray if rain is likely within 2 hours.

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Zero Weedspray Concentrate

Use Zero Weedspray Concentrate on actively growing paspalum. Spray foliage until leaves are just wet.

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Zero Weeding Brush

For general weeding: Measure out 70ml of Zero® Weedspray Concentrate and make up to 350ml with water. Mix well. Unscrew the brush (including the cap), and pour the liquid into the empty tube. The tube holds 350ml. Replace the brush, ensuring that it is firmly tightened.

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