Tornado

High penetration ability.

Destroys more than 155 species of weeds.

Ideal for soil treatment before sowing.

Brief instructions for use of the Tornado herbicide

Purpose: broad-spectrum herbicide, destroying annual and perennial grasses and broadleaf weeds, as well as undesirable woody and shrub vegetation during the vegetation period.

Duration of protective effect: perennial weeds — during the vegetation period; annuals — for 20-60 days and more (until regrowth from seeds).

Tornado is one of the most widely used herbicides. The Tornado herbicide is applied as a systemic, broad-spectrum herbicide in gardens, vineyards, and on private plots to combat annual and perennial weeds. It penetrates the plant through leaves and stems, moves into the root system, and kills the entire plant. Recommended for combating such weeds as creeping bentgrass, sow thistle, reed, bindweed, reed, burdock.

Speed of action: visible signs of suppression of annual weeds appear within 5-7 days, perennial weeds — within 7-10 days, woody and shrub vegetation — on day 20-30 after application depending on weather conditions, weed species composition, and stage of their development at the time of spraying. Complete death of weeds occurs approximately 3-4 weeks after application, and woody and shrub vegetation — within 1-2 months. Under unfavorable weather conditions (cold, drought, precipitation), the herbicide's effect may be delayed.

Application technology: crops and application guidelines — see table.

Preparation of working solution: dissolve the required amount of herbicide in 3 liters of water and use this solution to treat 100 m2.

Working solution is not suitable for storage! Do not spray before rain! Herbicide application should be conducted early in the morning or late in the evening.