SATUP 48% SL

Introducing SATUP 48% SL – your trusted solution for effective post-emergence weed control. Formulated with Glyphosate Isopropylammonium 48%, this non-selective systemic herbicide delivers rapid and reliable results on a broad spectrum of weeds. Available in both 1-liter and 10-liter sizes, SATUP 48% SL is perfect for agricultural, horticultural, and landscaping applications where efficient and sustainable weed management is a must. Optimize your crop yield and maintain a pristine environment with this high-performance herbicide designed for professional and home use alike.

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Description

Active Ingredient: Glyphosate Isopropylammonium 48%

Available Size: 1 liter, 10 liters

Type: Non-selective systemic herbicide (post-emergence)

 

Features & Benefits:

  • Target Weeds: Controls both annual and perennial weeds such as grasses, Devil’s corn, broadleaf weeds, sedge, Datura, and purslane.
  • Mode of Action: Systemic herbicide that is absorbed by the foliage and moves to the roots and rhizomes to kill the entire plant.
  • Environmentally Safe: Glyphosate breaks down in the soil, leaving no residual effect, allowing for subsequent crops to be grown without issue.
  • Uses:
    • Suitable for use under citrus trees, grapes, and various fruit trees.
    • Can be applied before planting vegetables, field crops, or ornamental plants to control existing weeds.
    • Also effective on weeds along embankments and drains.
  • Application Method: Apply on green, active weed growth at heights of 10-15 cm using a knapsack sprayer with 125 liters of water per feddan.
  • No residual effect: The active ingredient is broken down by soil organisms, making it safe for future planting.

 

Recommendations:

 Crop   Weeds   Application Rate  PHI
 Citrus  Annual & perennial weeds  2.5 liters / feddan 10-30 days
 Grapes  Annual & perennial weeds  2.5 liters / feddan 10 days
 Fruit Orchards  Annual & perennial weeds  2.5 liters / feddan 10 days
 Embankments/Drains  Annual & perennial weeds 2.5 liters / feddan