Tiller is a general, systemic, non-selective herbicide, used after germination on annual, fine, and perennial broadleaf weeds. 

• It works by absorbing the pesticide through the leaves and other aerial parts of weeds.
• Success in controlling and eliminating weeds depends on the efficiency of application, weather conditions, size of weeds, application rate, and application time of the pesticide.
• Under optimal growing conditions, the initial effects are seen as yellowing within 2-3 days and complete weed death is usually within 10-14 days. This depends on several conditions and factors mentioned previously. To ensure better results, spreaders and adhesives can be added. To increase the absorption of the pesticide by herbal vegetative growth.
• Targeted weeds: annual broadleaf weeds, fine weeds, and perennials.

Usage:

• It is used in open areas not planted with crops and fruit orchards, and it is used to eliminate the foliage before harvesting some crops.
• It is also used as a spray on the surface of the soil before the germination of the main crop, as is the case with my crops: potatoes and onions.
• Inactive in contact with soil.

Application rate: 4-8 liters/ha after weed germination.