Treeson Herbicide 500ml – Powerful Control for Woody Weeds and Brush

How to Use – Stem Injection
Mixing Ratio: Combine 1 part Treeson with 4 parts water.

Where to Inject: At or near the ground level, ideal for:

Poor growing conditions (e.g., hard soils, low rainfall areas).
Species hard to control, like Stringy Bark and sap-bleeding Eucalypts.

Number of Cuts per Stem (Close Space Treatment):

10cm diameter: 3 cuts
20cm diameter: 5 cuts
30cm diameter: 7 cuts
40cm diameter: 10 cuts
50cm diameter: 12 cuts
60cm diameter: 14 cuts

Restrictions

• Avoid treating trees with poor sap flow or those under stress (e.g., drought, extreme cold, or previous herbicide use).
• Do not apply where treated soil might reach desirable plants or crops.
• Avoid using in areas with heavy rain runoff that could spread the herbicide.
• Do not burn treated areas for 9 months or clear mechanically for 12 months.
• For spraying, avoid application if rain is expected within 1 hour or if foliage is wet.

Storage Instructions

• Store in the original container in a cool, well-ventilated area.
• Avoid direct sunlight and keep away from food, seeds, and fertilizers.
• Containers with the drumMUSTER logo can be recycled if clean and dry.

Spill Management

If a Spill Occurs:

Avoid contact. Wear protective gear (face shield, gloves, overalls).
Stop leaks safely and dam the area to prevent entry into waterways.

Small Spills:

Absorb with sand, soil, or sawdust.
Collect waste in a sealable container for disposal.
Wash residues with detergent and water, then collect for disposal.

Large Spills:
Dam the area and report the spill to the manufacturer.

Safety Guidelines

• Avoid contact with skin and eyes. Do not inhale spray mist.
• Wear protective clothing, including gloves, face shield, and overalls.
• Wash thoroughly after handling the product.
• After use, clean all safety gear, including gloves and face shield.

First Aid
If Poisoned: Call a doctor or the Poisons Information Centre (Australia: 13 1126).
If in Eyes: Rinse with water for at least 15 minutes and see a doctor.

For more details, consult the Safety Data Sheet (SDS).