What types of weeds can the weed killer control?

This weed killer effectively eliminates over 40 different types of weeds, right down to the roots. When used properly, it is very gentle on the lawn and does not damage it.

Particularly effective against common weed species

This weed killer is highly effective against, among other things:

• Broad-leaved plantain

• Goosefoot

• Daisies

• Large sorrel

• Dandelion

• Buttercup

• Clover Species

• Report

• Common Plantain and Greater Plantain

Comprehensive Overview of Weeds That Are Easy to Control

This weed killer is effective against the following types of weeds:

Field mustard, rushes, broad-leaved plantain, brunelle/brownelle, true melilot, cinquefoil, speedwell, goosefoot, daisy, garden cuckoo flower, common ragwort, common pigweed, common horned clover, large sorrel, ground ivy, water pepper, shepherd’s purse, hornwort, St. John’s wort, small sorrel, cleavers, tuberous buttercup, prickly thistle, creeping buttercup, dandelion, lamb's quarters, common and pointed plantain, field mustard, wood sorrel, yarrow, bird's knotweed, chickweed, (white) clover, vetch, wild carrot, and knotweed.

Limited Effect

The effect is limited in the following cases:

• Nettles

• Horsetail

• Hogweed

• Cow parsley

No effect

The weed killer is ineffective against:

• Moos

• Tufted grasses such as Poa annua

• Millet

Note

Moss and non-grass weeds such as Poa annua or millet require different maintenance measures or specialized products. A targeted combination of proper fertilization, overseeding, and mechanical maintenance ensures a dense, weed-free lawn in the long term.