Kill Kudzu Vines in 3 Steps
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This presentation explains how to kill kudzu vines. Kudzu is a major invasive plant that can kill native plants by limiting access to light. The presentation explains the 3 steps necessary to eradicate kudzu.
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- 7. An effective way to treat kudzu vines is to use the “cut stump” method.
- 8. See our other presentation on killing kudzu covering the ground.
- 9. Things You Will Need: • Tool to cut vines: – Loppers. – Saw for thick stems. • Herbicide dispenser for cut stump treatments. • Herbicide and its label.
- 10. Our large dispenser with extension nozzle works great for big cut stump projects.
- 11. For little projects use our small dispenser.
- 12. Advantages of Green Shoots® foam herbicide: 1. Precision. 2. Foam clings to target surface. 3. Foam dries slowly increasing absorption.
- 13. Commonly Available Herbicides • Glyphosate concentrate: use 20% active ingredient or greater. • Triclopyr concentrate: use 8% active ingredient or greater. • Always read the herbicide label!
- 14. Time of Year • Treat stump at almost any time of year. • Avoid early spring. • Fall and winter are the best times.
- 16. Remove ring of kudzu around the entire tree trunk.
- 17. Loppers work well for this.
- 18. Be sure to sever all ivy vines.
- 19. Leave 4 Foot gap between vine tops and ground.
- 20. Don’t try to remove cut vine tops from desirable trees or bushes.
- 22. Herbicide works best on freshly cut stumps. (Treat within 5 to 10 minutes of cutting).
- 24. Cut stumps close to the ground. 2 to 5 inches.
- 25. NOT so close that dirt can contaminate cut. 1 inch.
- 26. Apply foam to perimeter of stump where live inner bark is located.
- 27. Treat all the cut stumps! Untreated ones will quickly re- sprout.
- 28. Leave treated stumps in place for about 4 months to ensure success.
- 29. Cut kudzu vines in tree tops will also die.
- 30. See our other presentation on killing kudzu covering the ground.
- 31. More Information • Green Shoots® www.greenshootsonline.com • Contact: john@greenshootsonline.com • Search: green shoots foam herbicide