Mr. C
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Anybody have good luck with store bought (home Depot, Lowes) product that worked good for them. Or have a home made remedy to kill a stump about 18" across.
Or you could use a stump grinder and just get rid of it quick.
Drill some holes in the stump and then pour Round-up in the holes use the concentrated Round up
I had a stump that kept resprouting until I put a black plastic tarp over it.
Round up didn't work.
If you go the acid route, use a Hole Hawg and drill a bunch of deep 3/4 or 1 inch holes in it first. It'll work much, much quicker.While I like the burning it or blowing up ideas, that just won't work. The stump is in my front yard about 15' from the street.
It's in a flower bed surrounded by little roses and flowers and shitso the grinder is kind of a last option. I might just hit up HD for something. But knowing me I'll just use the acid because I have that already.:rolleyes
Attach a chain to it and attach the other end to your truck, then have someone video it.
Seriously id just pay to grind it 12" down and be done with it.
The Bondi stuff and most other things called stump killer/remover are just fertilize, it makes it rot faster. If you want to kill it because it's sprouting you need something with triclopyr as the active ingredient. Look for brush killer or poison ivy killer something for woody plants. Get the concentrate and paint it on straight with a brush. It does tend to move around a little in the soil so be careful about spreading it around a lot, all you need is a ring just inside the bark.[/Q
This is a great rec, also you could drill holes in the bases and use table salt poured in the holes but like foilhead stated about the triclopyr it will also move around with irrigation. Hyvar would be the dope, but doubt you could find it out there and it really moves around and will keep killing and moving for 3-5 years. check Tractor Supply(not sure if you have them around)
Attach a chain to it and attach the other end to your truck, then have someone video it.
Seriously id just pay to grind it 12" down and be done with it.
What about a neighbors tree, that I found the roots are heading right for my house slab? Can I inject the roots with something?
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