Napalm

Napalm — systemic herbicide with broad-spectrum action for the eradication of annual and perennial grasses as well as broadleaf weeds, applied against actively growing weeds regardless of their growth stage.

Napalm — contact herbicide penetrates through leaves and other green plant parts. It is rapidly translocated via the vascular system to all plant organs, including the root system. Plants die within 5–10 days, depending on weather conditions and weed species. Initial signs of herbicide effect appear no earlier than 3–4 days, initially as yellowing, followed by browning and wilting of leaves.

Spectrum of action of the Napalm preparation. Completely eradicates all types of annual and perennial grasses and broadleaf weeds, including persistent perennial weeds such as creeping couch, field sowthistle, field garlic, and field horsetail.

Application of the Napalm preparation. 20–40 ml of the preparation is diluted in 3–4 liters of water (for treating 100 sq. meters). Spraying is performed using freshly prepared solution on calm days.

The herbicide Napalm does not pollute the environment; upon contact with soil, it rapidly decomposes through microorganisms into natural components (carbon dioxide and water).

If rain is expected within 2–3 hours, do not carry out the treatment.