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Item #:4151327
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left_quoteTriclopyr 4 herbicide provides broad spectrum control of select woody brush & broadleaf weeds.right_quote

Product Details

  • Triclopyr 4 Herbicide is a herbicide for control of woody plants, annuals and perennial broadleaf weeds in forests, grass pastures, rangeland, CRP acres, rights-of-way, and in non-crop areas and ornamental turf, industrial sites and non-irrigation ditch banks.erter
Is Discontinued By ManufacturerNo
Package Dimensions10.47 x 6.89 x 4.61 inches (26.6 x 17.5 x 11.7 cm);9.99 pounds (4.5 kg)
Date First AvailableJanuary 31, 2012
ManufacturerALLIGARE
BrandTriclopyr
Liquid Volume1 Gallons
Item FormLiquid
Active Ingredientstriclopyr, Herbicide

Features & Benefits

  • Provides broad spectrum control
  • Flexible year round application options
  • Wide variety of applications, including turf, forestry, range pastures, rights of-way and non-irrigation ditch banks
  • Effective against tough vegetation
  • Controls weeds such as Salt Cedar Canada Thistle Mustard Purple Loosestrife Gallberry Wax Myrtle Blackberry
  • Ideal for control of woody plants, annuals, and perennial broadleaf weeds in various settings
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Customer Questions & Answers

  • Question : What kind of weeds does Triclopyr 4 herbicide control?
    Answer : Triclopyr 4 herbicide controls select woody brush and broadleaf weeds, including but not limited to Salt Cedar, Canada Thistle, Mustard, Purple Loosestrife, Gallberry, Wax Myrtle, and Blackberry.
  • Question : Where can Triclopyr 4 herbicide be used?
    Answer : Triclopyr 4 herbicide can be used in a variety of settings, including turf, forestry, range pastures, rights-of-way, non-crop areas, ornamental turf, industrial sites and non-irrigation ditch banks.
  • Question : What is the main benefit of using Triclopyr 4 herbicide?
    Answer : Triclopyr 4 herbicide provides broad spectrum control of tough vegetation, making it an effective choice for controlling woody plants, annuals, and perennial broadleaf weeds year-round.
  • Question : Will it ailanthus?
    Answer : Triclopyr 3 should be used for Ailanthus. For Basal bark treatments, use diesel and spray the bottom 2 feet of the stump. For hack and squirt method, make little cup-like wounds in the tree, fill it up with your herbicide. The best time of year to treat Ailanthus Altissima is from early July through mid-September.
  • Question : What is the mixing ratio of this product per gallon of water or do you have to use it straight?
    Answer : For foliage application to poison oak and thistle, use 2 to 2.5 oz per gallon of water with a surfactant. For basal bark treatment, dilute it to about 15% Triclopyr concentration. You can also use it straight for cut stump treatments.
  • Question : I need to control the spread of creeping charlie. Which product, Triclopyr 4 or 4EC would be most effective? When should I apply the product?
    Answer : Trimec is a safer alternative for creeping charlie. Use 175oz/acre, with a non-ionic surfactant. For wild violets, use triclopyr 24oz/acre rate, with a non-ionic surfactant. The best time to kill either of these weeds is late September through early November.
  • Question : Five acre rural lot with at least a third heavily infested with buckthorn. Hundreds of hours of cutting, spraying with Roundup (in fall). Best?
    Answer : On leaves, a spaced combination of 2-4D and a little glyphosate in water tends to be effective. In fall and winter, 20 t0 30% triclopyr applied to cut stem or basal bark can be effective. 2-4D is relatively inexpensive compared to triclopyr. Broadcast early in the year including a dose of glyphosate.
  • Question : What percent of this product is actually Triclopyr?
    Answer : 61.6% Triclopyr BEE: (3,5,6 Trichloro-2-Pyridinyl)oxyacetic acid, butoxyethyl ester
  • Question : How many gallons to treat 6 acres?
    Answer : Sorry, unable to provide the answer. Best to use this product as a spot spray.
  • Question : Is there a mixing guide on the product bottle? Does this have to be mixed with diesel?
    Answer : There is no mixing ratio mentioned on the bottle. Diesel is preferable, but it can also be mixed with water or ordinary vegetable oil.
  • Question : Will this kill tree of heaven?
    Answer : Yes, it has been effective on several types of trees.
  • Question : Will this product kill Asian Bittersweet?
    Answer : Not sure, have not tried it on Asian Bittersweet.
  • Question : I want to get rid of locust trees. I plan to cut trees down and immediately apply triclopyr. Will it kill the locust trees?
    Answer : Yes, it will definitely kill the trees. Mix 1/2 gallon Triclopyr to 3 gallons diesel in a backpack sprayer and spray a 6 inch "band" around the tree trunk, somewhere around 2-3 feet above the ground.

Customer Ratings

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Triclopyr Weed Killers Editorial Review

Triclopyr 4 is a herbicide that can be used to control various plants including poison oak, thistle, locust trees, buckthorn, Yuccas, Asian Bittersweet, and creeping Charlie and is easy to apply by hack and squirt or basal bark treatment. Its active ingredient, Triclopyr, is an ester form which is oil soluble and requires a surfactant to mix it with water. The mixing ratio is usually 2-2.5 oz per gallon of water for foliage application, 15% Triclopyr concentration in oil for small trees, and straight for large trees. The best time to apply is from early July through mid-September. Its main advantage is that it kills invasive species effectively, but can also harm non-target species like grass. The percentage of Triclopyr in the solution is 61.6% Triclopyr BEE. While it has its advantages, it has a strong smell and should be used with caution. Reviews of the product are generally positive with most customers expressing satisfaction on its effectiveness but some caution is advised when using it near non-target species like lawns. **

Pros

  • -Effective at killing invasive species -Easy to apply by hack and squirt or basal bark treatment -Active ingredient is Triclopyr which kills various plants including poison oak, thistle, locust trees, buckthorn etc.

Cons

  • -Harms non-target species like grass if not applied carefully -Has a potent smell which can be unpleasant -Should be used with caution when using near non-target species like lawns.

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