Quali-Pro Negate Herbicide
$200.00
Quali-Pro Negate Herbicide.
Quali-Pro Negate Herbicide is a selective turf herbicide that controls grass and broadleaf weeds. It is a unique sulfonylurea herbicide, and contains 167g/kg Rimsulfuron, and 200g/kg Metsulfuron-methyl, so is in Herbicide Group 2. This group also contains the Monument herbicide alternative, called ProForce Recondo and the Destiny herbicide alternative ProForce Duke herbicide.
Quali-Pro Negate herbicide inhibits the acetolactate synthase (ALS) enzyme in susceptible plants. This is needed to produce certain amino acids, and this inhibition disrupts the normal growth of weeds, leading to their death.
Has excellent safety on couch and Zoysia, and gives great control of common turf weeds.
Do NOT use on Buffalo Grass..
Benefits of Quali-Pro Negate Herbicide
- Low chemical Schedule - Caution S5 Schedule
- Synergistic formulation which provides superior control at low rates compared to other leading products
- Provides the broadest spectrum of control within the ALS inhibitor class of chemistry.
- Has both foliar and root uptake.
- Low odour formulation that’s excellent for commercial and public applications
- Labelled for use on both Couch and Zoysia turf
- Outstanding over-seeded Couchgrass transition and Zoysiagrass maintenance with superior cost effective performance
- Controls many difficult to control weeds
- Comes in a 110g pack;
- Once you apply Cell division and weed growth stop within hours.
- Is compatible with Vertmax Duo turf pigment and Vertmax pigment to retain heat and give a quicker result.
Where to use Negate Herbicide
Negate herbicide is for professional use only on warm season turf including Common Couch, Hybrid Couch, Zoysia, and Qld Blue Couch.
Brand: Adama
Pack Size: 110g
Activity: Systemic and Post-Emergent
Group: Group 2 Herbicide
Selectivity: Selective
Weed: Bindii, Cobbler’s Peg, Caustic Weed, Creeping Indigo, Creeping Oxalis, Dandelion, Henbit, Onion Grass, Plantain, Ryegrass, White Clover, Wintergrass and Tridax Daisy.
Application Rate: 1.1g per 100m² in 200-500L water.
Active Ingredient:167g/kg Rimsulfuron, 200g/kg Metsulfuron-methyl
Best water pH: alkali (above a pH of 7)
Additional information
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When should I apply my lawn pre emergent?
The best time to apply these products is in the early spring as this is before broadleaf weeds begin to grow. For grass weeds like summer grass apply later say in late spring or early summer. This weeds germinate later, so by applying your pre emergent later you will get longer control. -
What is a turf herbicide?
Turf herbicides, also known as weedkillers are pesticides used to control and manage undesirable plants. It is important that when you use a turf herbicide that you precisely follow the label directions. If you don't do this then the herbicide may fail to control the target weed, damage the turf grass or even prevent you from being able to reseed or re-turf damaged areas. Turf herbicides can be:- Selective or non selective. Selective turf herbicides are able to specifically target the weed without damaging the desirable turf grass. Non selective turf herbicides kill everything.
- Pre emergent or post emergent. Pre emergent turf herbicides prevent weeds from growing and becoming and are used before weeds grow. Post emergent kill weeds after they have emerged.
- Work against broadleaf weeds or grass weeds.
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What herbicide kills winter grass?
Before you reach for the herbicide, you should create conditions that favour the grass you want rather than winter grass. A healthy, thick turf cover that is not over-watered and not in shade will help prevent this weed from becoming established. Several winter grass killers are available that either prevent the problem in the first place or remove it from desirable grass if it's already there. The trick is knowing how to use these to get the best results. The key to this is timing your treatment. Timing is extremely important for pre-emergent applications. Our blog discusses the 7 factors that can impact the results of using pre-emergents, and one of the factors we discuss is timing. However, inevitably winter grass will appear, and that's when post energent herbicides come into play. -
With so many pre-emergent options I get confused. How do i decide what to use?
Yes, it can be confusing. A simple guide is if you can see winter grass use a post-emergent winter grass killer. That means use that the product kills already existing winter grass. Products to consider for use on your lawn include Amgrow Chemspray Winter Grass Killer, David Grays Winter Grass Killer, or Munns Professional Wintergrass killer. Be aware that the last two are based on the same active ingredient.
If you are trying to stop it from returning, then you should use what is called a pre-emergent herbicide. Products that are pre-emergent herbicides include Barricade herbicide, Onset 10GR and Echelon Duo. After that what you choose is influenced by factors such as the length of control wanted, what your grass type is, and the availability of water. Gilba Solutions has over 30 years of experience in the turf and amenity market so if you would like help in making a choice or have any questions please feel free to ask away.
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