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re: Best spray to kill elephant ear and banana plants
Posted on 4/14/19 at 5:15 pm to NOLAGT
Posted on 4/14/19 at 5:15 pm to NOLAGT
This is what worked for me when trying to get rid of both bananas and cannas after cutting them. When resprouting make a horizontal cut on the re-sprouts at near ground level and immediately “paint” the fresh cut with trichlopyr herbicide (8.8%). You can purchase that as “stump and vine killer”.
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May have to repeat the process the rest of the summer to get them all, but I was really surprised at how well this worked.
I did dig out some of the bananas roots first but as you know you can’t get rid of them all. If you have a big area, might need to turn on the music and drink some cold ones while cutting and “painting” b/c it is a pain in the azz.
If you do have a bigger area and mega stumps to deal with you could try the more concentrated form of trichlopyr (61.6%) and spray it on freshly cut stumps and emerging leaves.
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Follow label directions.
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May have to repeat the process the rest of the summer to get them all, but I was really surprised at how well this worked.
I did dig out some of the bananas roots first but as you know you can’t get rid of them all. If you have a big area, might need to turn on the music and drink some cold ones while cutting and “painting” b/c it is a pain in the azz.
If you do have a bigger area and mega stumps to deal with you could try the more concentrated form of trichlopyr (61.6%) and spray it on freshly cut stumps and emerging leaves.
LINK
Follow label directions.
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