Typhoon general herbicide 1 liter

🌾 Typhoon – Total Herbicide!

Typhoon by Tapazol – a total (non-selective) herbicide based on Glyphosate. 1 liter liquid concentrate (SL) to be diluted with water. Kills every plant it touches – broadleaf weeds, grasses, perennial weeds, and unwanted shrubs. Absorbed through leaves, travels to the roots, and eliminates the plant from the root. Not active in soil – breaks down upon contact with soil, so you can replant in the area within weeks!

🚨 Important Warning – Total Herbicide!

Typhoon is a total (non-selective) herbicide – it kills every plant that the substance touches! This means:

⚠️ Do not spray near plants you want to keep! – If the spray touches the leaves of a plant, shrub, tree, or lawn that you want – it will die.
⚠️ Do not spray on windy days! – Wind can carry the spray to neighboring plants.
⚠️ Do not spray before rain! – It needs at least 6 rain-free hours after spraying for the substance to be absorbed.

✅ Suitable for: Paths, sidewalks, between pavers, along fences, uncultivated yard, open areas.

💧 How to use?

Step 1: Fill a backpack or hand sprayer with water.
Step 2: Add Typhoon concentrate according to the dosage on the label.
Step 3: Mix well.
Step 4: Spray directly onto the weeds – ensure good leaf coverage.

⏰ Timing:
• Spray when weeds are actively growing and have green leaves (not dry).
• Best time: Spring and early summer, when weed growth is at its peak.
• Spray in the morning or evening – avoid strong midday sun.
• Ensure at least 6 hours without rain after spraying.

⏳ Results: Weeds begin to yellow within 3-7 days and die within 1-3 weeks. Perennial and tough weeds may require a repeat spray.

⚗️ How does Glyphosate work?

1️⃣ Absorbed through leaves – Spray touches leaves and penetrates.
2️⃣ Travels to roots – Glyphosate moves systemically through the plant down to the roots.
3️⃣ Blocks protein production – Prevents the plant from producing essential amino acids.
4️⃣ Plant dies from the root – Yellowing, wilting, and death within 1-3 weeks.

💡 Great advantage: Because it travels to the roots, it also eliminates perennial weeds with deep root systems. Pruning just cuts the top – Typhoon kills the root!

🌍 Not active in soil: Glyphosate breaks down upon contact with the ground. You can replant in the area within a few weeks.

📍 Where to use?

🚶 Paths and sidewalks – Weeds growing between stones and pavers.
🏗️ Along fences – Weeds growing along garden fences.
🅿️ Parking lots and paved areas – Weeds in cracks and joints.
🏚️ Uncultivated areas – Empty lots, areas before construction or planting.
🌳 Around fruit trees – Carefully! Only on the weeds, do not touch the tree.
🏡 Home yard – Areas you want to "clear" of weeds completely.

🚫 Do not use: On lawns (they will die!), near flower beds, near vegetables, where water runoff could reach flower beds.

⚠️ Safety and Warnings

📋 Read the label! – Follow the precise dosage and instructions on the packaging.
🧤 Protective gear – Gloves, long clothing, safety glasses. Wash hands and exposed skin.
🌬️ No wind! – Spray drift to neighboring plants will kill them.
🌧️ Not before rain – At least 6 hours of dry weather after spraying.
👶 Keep away from children and pets – Store in a high, locked place.
💧 Not near water sources – Do not spray near wells, streams, or water reservoirs.
🗑️ Disposal – Do not pour leftovers down the drain. Dispose of according to manufacturer instructions.

📦 Product Details

🏷️ Name: Typhoon
🏭 Manufacturer: Tapazol
⚗️ Active Ingredient: Glyphosate – 480 g/L
💊 Formulation: SL – Soluble Liquid concentrate
📏 Volume: 1 Liter
🌾 Type: Total Herbicide – Systemic
📍 Usage: Paths, sidewalks, fences, yards, open areas
🔬 HRAC Classification: Group G – EPSPS inhibition

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

❓ Will this kill my lawn too? – Yes! Typhoon kills every plant, including lawns. To kill weeds in a lawn, you need a selective herbicide, not a total one.
❓ When can I plant after spraying? – Glyphosate breaks down in soil. You can plant in the area about 2-4 weeks after spraying, once the weeds are completely dead.
❓ Why didn't the weeds die after spraying? – Several possible reasons: rain fell within 6 hours, weeds were dry/inactive, insufficient spraying (leaves need to be covered), or the dosage was too low. Try again.
❓ Can I spray around a fruit tree? – Yes, provided you don't touch the tree itself! Spray only on the weeds around it, carefully. Any drop that hits the leaves or trunk of the tree will harm it.
❓ Is one liter enough? – Depends on dosage and area. According to label instructions, a liter of diluted concentrate is enough for several hundred square meters, depending on weed type.
❓ Is it dangerous to dogs? – Do not let pets access the sprayed area until it is completely dry. Once absorbed and dry, the risk is low, but it is recommended to keep children and pets away for 24 hours. 🌾