Achiba

Systemic herbicide, whose active ingredient accumulates in both above-ground and underground parts of grassy weeds (rhizomes, underground stems). The active ingredient disrupts fatty acid synthesis at growth points. As a result, weeds stop growing within a few hours after application, and within two days, the first signs of herbicide action become visible — visual inspection of crops where the central stem is easily removed and has a characteristic yellowish color. Complete weed death is observed within 7-10 days (for annuals) and 14-20 days (for perennials). Regrowth of weeds is impossible.