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| This weekend i dug into some my beds and removed big chunks of the roots from a massive mulberry tree. On the spots that i cut off, i put on what i thought was glyphosate concentrate. However after the hours of work, i realized i used the wrong stuff and it didnt have any glyphosate or triclopyr in it. Instead it was diquat and some other additives (Ortho ground clear super concentrate). I used it completely undiluted. What i am wondering is if i just totally wasted my time and will need to redo it all or if the ground clear will at least kill off the cut roots that i put it on?
FYI I know that this is a very short term solution and the tree will continue to invade until it is completely cut down and painted with a hard core stump killer. I just dont have the money to pay the inflated prices i have been quoted so far. In the mean time i am climbing the tree and cutting off limbs that i can reach. (unfortunately i stupidly forgot to put any chemicals on the ones i cut last spring, so of course it just laughed and shot out 5 new branches) | |
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Will diquat kill White Mulberry tree roots?
