Ronstar
Description
Ronstar is a safe, effective and economical pre-emergent herbicide that controls certain weeds in container-grown woody ornamental shrubs, trees, field-grown ornamental crops and in turf. Control of germinating weed seedlings can be expected for up to 10 weeks after application. It is specifically designed for nurseries and landscaping to control weeds around. Suitable for container-grown ornamental trees and shrubs, contained garden beds and pots & field-grown ornamental plants.
Key Features
- Is not taken up by roots – does not affect root systems (no root-pruning) and is not translocated through the plant
- High level of selectivity – allowing use in a wide range of ornamental species.
- Kills weeds prior to emergence from soil.
- Controls germinating weeds for up to 10 weeks giving season long weed control.
- Does not degrade after exposure to long periods to sunlight, therefore weed control is maintained for a long period.
- Oxadiazon becomes strongly bound to soil humic and clay particles and therefore does not leach from the soil under heavy irrigation or rainfall.
- Retains activity over a range of soil types, organic matter and pH.
- Degraded in soil via microbial pathways – research shows no evidence of build up of oxadiazon in soil after several annual application
Specifications
- Product Size Selection
- 15 Kg
- Active Ingredient
- 20 g/kg Oxadiazon
- Function
- Pre-Emergent
- Pack Type
- Each
- Pack Qty
- Each
- Activity Type
- Contact Protectant Residual
- Chemical Compound
- Synthetic
- Chemical Type
- Herbicides
- Formulation
- Granular
- Group
- 14
- MOA
- Works by inhibiting protoporphyrinogen oxidase (PPO), an enzyme crucial for chlorophyll production. This disruption causes accumulation of toxic compounds that lead to cell membrane damage and plant death upon exposure to light. It acts mainly through foliar contact on germinating weed seedlings rather than root uptake, making it ideal for use around ornamentals and in turf without affecting root development.
- Brand Name
- envu
- Country of Manufacture
- Australia
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Ronstar
Specifications
- Product Size Selection
- 15 Kg
- Active Ingredient
- 20 g/kg Oxadiazon
- Function
- Pre-Emergent
- Pack Type
- Each
- Pack Qty
- Each
- Activity Type
- Contact Protectant Residual
- Chemical Compound
- Synthetic
- Chemical Type
- Herbicides
- Formulation
- Granular
- Group
- 14
- MOA
- Works by inhibiting protoporphyrinogen oxidase (PPO), an enzyme crucial for chlorophyll production. This disruption causes accumulation of toxic compounds that lead to cell membrane damage and plant death upon exposure to light. It acts mainly through foliar contact on germinating weed seedlings rather than root uptake, making it ideal for use around ornamentals and in turf without affecting root development.
- Brand Name
- envu
- Country of Manufacture
- Australia
Description
Ronstar is a safe, effective and economical pre-emergent herbicide that controls certain weeds in container-grown woody ornamental shrubs, trees, field-grown ornamental crops and in turf. Control of germinating weed seedlings can be expected for up to 10 weeks after application. It is specifically designed for nurseries and landscaping to control weeds around. Suitable for container-grown ornamental trees and shrubs, contained garden beds and pots & field-grown ornamental plants.
Key Features
- Is not taken up by roots – does not affect root systems (no root-pruning) and is not translocated through the plant
- High level of selectivity – allowing use in a wide range of ornamental species.
- Kills weeds prior to emergence from soil.
- Controls germinating weeds for up to 10 weeks giving season long weed control.
- Does not degrade after exposure to long periods to sunlight, therefore weed control is maintained for a long period.
- Oxadiazon becomes strongly bound to soil humic and clay particles and therefore does not leach from the soil under heavy irrigation or rainfall.
- Retains activity over a range of soil types, organic matter and pH.
- Degraded in soil via microbial pathways – research shows no evidence of build up of oxadiazon in soil after several annual application
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There are no reviews yet.

