Description
Content of active substance:
flazasulfuron (a compound from the sulfonylurea derivatives group) – 25%
How to use Chikara 25 WG
The agent Chikara 25 WG:
| sensitive weeds | small cranesbill, field pansy, common chickweed, purple dead-nettle, field forget-me-not, common sorrel, fireweed, common tansy |
| moderately sensitive weeds | common yarrow, common dandelion, field thistle, goose cinquefoil, common nettle, meadow foxtail |
| moderately resistant weeds | Canadian goldenrod, common bedstraw, pale smartweed |
| resistant weeds | common mugwort, raspberry-blackberry, couch grass, field horsetail, meadow foxtail |
Mixture of Chikara 25 WG and Roundup 360 SL:
| sensitive weeds | small cranesbill, field pansy, common mugwort, common chickweed, purple dead-nettle, common yarrow, common dandelion, Canadian goldenrod, field forget-me-not, field thistle, couch grass, goose cinquefoil, common nettle, pale smartweed, common sorrel, meadow foxtail, fireweed, common tansy, meadow foxtail |
| moderately sensitive weeds | common bedstraw |
| moderately resistant weeds | raspberry-blackberry |
| resistant weeds | field horsetail |
Non-agriculturally used permeable surfaces
Maximum / recommended dose for single application: 0.2 kg/ha
Chikara 25 WG can also be used together with the herbicide Roundup 360 SL:
Maximum / recommended dose for single application: Chikara 25 WG 0.2 kg/ha + Roundup 360 SL 3 l/ha
Application timing: Perform the treatment during the period of intensive weed growth, when they reach 20-25 cm in height.
The addition of Roundup 360 SL broadens the list of effectively controlled weeds, including monocotyledonous and perennial weeds. This mixture also allows for the control of more developed (older) weeds.
Recommended water volume: 200-400 l/ha.
A higher water volume is recommended in case of higher weed density.
Recommended spraying: medium droplet size.
Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 1
Note:
Low temperatures and drought occurring after treatment reduce the effectiveness of the treatment due to inhibition of weed growth.













