Chwastox Complex 260 EW

ACTION AND PROPERTIES OF CHWASTOX COMPLEX 260 EW:

Chwastox Complex 260 EW is a powerful tool in the fight against dicotyledonous weeds. Thanks to the advanced formulation of the water emulsion concentrate (EW), the product quickly penetrates the plant through the leaves. As a herbicide with strong systemic action, it moves with the plant sap down to the root system, destroying the weed from the inside. This causes severe deformities, immediate growth inhibition, and eventual death of unwanted plants.

Spectacular visual effects on sensitive species can be seen already after 1-2 days from spraying, with complete death of pests occurring after about 3-4 weeks. The triple strength of active substances guarantees an extremely broad spectrum of controlled weeds, making this product an ideal choice for regenerating heavily weed-infested lawns and protecting winter wheat yields.

CONTENT OF ACTIVE SUBSTANCES:

MCPA (substance from the phenoxy acid group) - 200 g/l (18.23%)

chlopyralid (substance from the pyridinecarboxylic acid derivatives group) - 20 g/l (1.82%)

fluroxypyr (substance from the pyridinecarboxylic acid derivatives group) - 40 g/l (3.65%)

Advantages of using CHWASTOX COMPLEX 260 EW:

• Rapid visual effects: The first symptoms of herbicide action, in the form of weed deformities, are visible just 1-2 days after application.
• Comprehensive root action: The product acts systemically, reaching the roots of weeds, effectively preventing their regeneration and regrowth.
• Wide application: One product that solves the problem of troublesome dicotyledonous weeds both in agricultural crops (wheat) and on professional turf (lawns, sports fields, golf courses).

Pre-harvest interval:

• Winter wheat, Lawns, sports fields, golf courses - not applicable

CHWASTOX COMPLEX 260 EW - SCOPE OF USE, TIMING AND DOSES:

Spectrum of controlled weeds:

• Dose 2.0 - 3.0 l/ha:
  Sensitive: common chickweed, purple dead-nettle, scentless mayweed, corn poppy, creeping thistle, field speedwell, cleavers, bindweed, scentless chamomile, common chamomile, shepherd's purse
  Moderately sensitive: field violet
• Dose 2.5 l/ha:
  Sensitive: ribwort plantain, common chickweed, large-flowered chickweed, field buttercup, sharp buttercup, hawkweed mouse-ear, white clover, small-headed clover, meadow clover, creeping thistle, green foxtail, rough chaffweed, Canadian fleabane, cleavers, common horned poppy, field horsetail, curly dock, field sorrel, broadleaf dock, common sorrel, shepherd's purse, narrowleaf vetch
  Moderately sensitive: common plantain, common mugwort, purple dead-nettle, dandelion
  Resistant: ground ivy, common yarrow, common nettle, field bindweed, field speedwell, Persian speedwell, corn speedwell
• Dose 3.5 l/ha:
  Sensitive: ribwort plantain, common plantain, common mugwort, common chickweed, large-flowered chickweed, field buttercup, sharp buttercup, purple dead-nettle, hawkweed mouse-ear, white clover, small-headed clover, meadow clover, dandelion, creeping thistle, green foxtail, common nettle, rough chaffweed, field speedwell, Canadian fleabane, cleavers, common horned poppy, field horsetail, curly dock, field sorrel, broadleaf dock, common sorrel, shepherd's purse, narrowleaf vetch
  Moderately resistant: common yarrow, Persian speedwell
  Resistant: ground ivy, field bindweed, corn speedwell
• Dose 3.5 l/ha (when performing 2 treatments):
  Sensitive: ground ivy, small geranium and field bindweed

Winter wheat

Controlled pests:	dicotyledonous weeds
Maximum / recommended dose:	2.0 - 3.0 l/ha (max. 3.0 l/ha)
Application timing:	In spring after vegetation starts, from the beginning of tillering to the 2nd node stage (BBCH 21-32)
Maximum number of treatments:	1
Recommended water volume:	200 - 300 l/ha (medium droplet spraying)

Lawns, sports fields, golf courses

Controlled pests:	dicotyledonous weeds
Maximum / recommended dose:	2.5 - 3.5 l/ha (max. 3.5 l/ha)
Application timing:	From spring to early autumn (temp. > 10°C). Interval between treatments: min. 56 days.
Maximum number of treatments:	2
Recommended water volume:	200 - 500 l/ha (medium droplet spraying)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) - CHWASTOX COMPLEX 260 EW:

How to prepare the lawn for spraying to ensure the most effective treatment?

For maximum effectiveness, do not mow the lawn for at least 3 days before spraying. This allows weeds to develop a larger leaf surface, which significantly facilitates absorption of the product. After treatment, refrain from mowing for another 3 days to allow the product to move freely from leaves to roots.

Can I use the mown grass for composting or mulching after spraying?

Absolutely do not use clippings from the first 3 subsequent mowings after treatment for composting or mulching any crops, ornamental plants, or trees. Residues of the herbicide in the tissues could damage sensitive species.