Roundup QuikPRO - 5 x 1.5 oz. packs

Roundup QuickPRO is a nonselective postemergent herbicide for commercial, industrial, non-crop and residential use. QuickPRO has two active ingredients: 73.3% glyphosate and 2.9% diquat. The addition of diquat, along with the surfactant, gives you even faster burndown. It controls broadleaf and grass weeds, or woody brush and trees - roots and all. Roundup Quick Pro is absorbed quickly by plants and is rain fast in about an hour. This super-fast dry time means rain won't wash the product away as easily and it works much faster than typical glyphosphate products. Simple and mistake-proof measuring saves time and labor costs. Available in a box of five 1.5-oz. packets per box, or a larger 6.8 lb. jug. Each 1.5-oz. pack makes 1 gal. of spray solution.

QuikPRO is also available here in a 6.8 lb jug for larger applications.  

 Roundup QuikPRO - 5 x 1.5 oz. packs Label
 Roundup QuikPRO - 5 x 1.5 oz. packs MSDS

Active Ingredient:	Glyphosate 73.3.% Diquat 2.9%
Yield:	Each 1.5-oz. pack makes 1 gal. of spray solution.
Manufactured by:	Monsanto Company

Roundup QuickPRO is a nonselective postemergent herbicide for commercial, industrial, non-crop and residential use. QuickPRO has two active ingredients: 73.3% glyphosate and 2.9% diquat. The addition of diquat, along with the surfactant, gives you even faster burndown. It controls broadleaf and grass weeds, or woody brush and trees - roots and all. Roundup Quick Pro is absorbed quickly by plants and is rain fast in about an hour. This super-fast dry time means rain won't wash the product away as easily and it works much faster than typical glyphosphate products. Simple and mistake-proof measuring saves time and labor costs. Available in a box of five 1.5-oz. packets per box, or a larger 6.8 lb. jug. Each 1.5-oz. pack makes 1 gal. of spray solution.

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Q  Can QuickPRO packs be mixed and applied through a hose end sprayer? A Yes, QuikPRO 1.5 oz packs can be used in a hose end sprayer.  However, you would only want to use a hose end sprayer if you wanted to kill all vegetation in a large area.  You must be careful when applying this product so it does not get on any plant or grass that you do not want to kill.  Also be attentive to overspray when applying QuikPRO on a windy day.

Q  Does Roundup QuickPro hurt trees? A RoundUp QuikPro is a product that will kill any plant or tree that you spray it on.  It is non-selective, meaning it will affect anything it touches.  If you have a large tree though, then you would have to use a large amount of QuikPro directly on the stump or get it in the trunk of the tree by drilling into it for it to die.  Larger trees are not normally affected by overspray or by applying QuikPro to other plants or grass nearby.

Q  If i were to use Roundup QuikPRO on say a food plot how long would I need to wait before I planted something new? How many plants will one gallon of Roundup QuikPRO treat? A Roundup QuikPRO does not have any residual soil activity. You would need to wait only 1-2 weeks or until all the undesired vegetation has been eliminated. You will need to know what type of vegetation you are trying to eliminate to determine how far one gallon of Roundup QuikPRO will go. Please read the product label to determine how much product you will need to purchase.

Q  I live in Jax, Florida and I need a spreadable product to get rid of dollar weed A We carry Roundup Quick Pro and Ranger Pro Herbicides. Glyphosate, the active ingredient in both Roundup and Ranger, is a non-selective herbicide that should be used with caution. Do not allow glyphosate spray mist to contact ornamental foliage or severe injury will occur. A cardboard shield may be used to prevent glyphosate spray from drifting to nearby ornamentals. Glyphosate is more effective when weeds are actively growing and should not be applied under drought conditions. As with all pesticides, read and follow all label instructions and precautions. For all over lawn treatments we recommend contacting your Local Cooperative Extension Office for advice.