Tordon RTU

Rkh · Apr 10, 2017

What is the dosage water to rodon? Using on some tree limb like that crawling up fence that makes difficult to mow. There's instructions, but no ratio to water, unless use straight

JamesJTX · Apr 10, 2017

cant remember but it is similar to Sendero what I spray for mesquite down here use 2 oz. per gallon with a surfactant.

Dean · Apr 10, 2017

I use it undiluted to ring the stumps of newly cut trees to prevent regrowth.

Not sure how effective it is if sprayed....

Dean

Eric in IL · Apr 10, 2017

I always thought RTU meant "ready to use" . That is what I've always done when applying it to stumps.

dcarp · Apr 10, 2017

According to Dow, Tordon RTU, is just that "ready to use". Put it in a spray bottle & go, or pour it on if you so choose.

Goose · Apr 10, 2017

The quart bottles come with a diffusion tip on the top. I've always just used that to apply full strength directly to a freshly cut stump.

Aaron SEIA · Apr 10, 2017

RTU is applied straight from the bottle. No dilution required.
AaronSEIA

paul · Apr 10, 2017

RTU stands for ready to use. No water to add.

The bulk farmer jugs would get mixed with water and other stuff, as per the label on those.

RTU is already pre mixed for you.

Paul

big jt · Apr 10, 2017

As the others stated RTU is ready to use. Spray liberally on open fresh cuts and there will be no regrowth. It will also kill a tree if sprayed on open cuts when pruning. Stuff works great on mulberry here.

jt

BigDanT · Apr 10, 2017

If spraying a fence you might try Cross Bow, wont hurt anything but the woody plants. Spraying Tordon like that will get a might pricey.

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