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what legal stuff if any surrounds the control of jap knottweed in a private garden , only 2, sticks @ the mo ,

 

No law against having it in your garden but a criminal offence if it spreads to neighbour.

 

https://www.gov.uk/prevent-the-spread-of-harmful-invasive-and-non-native-plants

 

Best get on the case with glyphosate (just been banned in Columbia for treating coca)

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No law against having it in your garden but a criminal offence if it spreads to neighbour.

 

https://www.gov.uk/prevent-the-spread-of-harmful-invasive-and-non-native-plants

 

Best get on the case with glyphosate (just been banned in Columbia for treating coca)

 

would pouring it neat in to the stems ,ok.

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would pouring it neat in to the stems ,ok.

 

I think you should read the label. I'm not qualified to advise as I have an aversion to using pesticides but my understanding is that too strong a dose traumatises the plant such that it does not translocate to the roots. I'm keen on trying heat treatment.

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I think you should read the label. I'm not qualified to advise as I have an aversion to using pesticides but my understanding is that too strong a dose traumatises the plant such that it does not translocate to the roots. I'm keen on trying heat treatment.

 

burnt it in the past , but that was on a site job & permision to do it but had an old inspectin pit to burn it in,so well controlled

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I mix at max recommended strength which is about 1litre to 15 of water then foliar spray. 1 spray will generally knock it back but may take upto three years. Our package is 3 times a year for 3 years

 

the 2, bits are about 18" tall, @ the mo .

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