I need to create some chemical stress on fruit trees - a rather mild with no permament damage.
Being Glyphosate a weed killer , it may have some influence on trees- albeit a minor one
Using lower concentrations may work as well , alsp applying through the roots via the irrigation ..
I will be gratefull for an answer
best and beware this crazy times
Yosi scolnik
Ákos Mendel
Glyphosate is a total weed killer, it can kill the young trees as well (in the first 3 years, the bark of the trunk can absorb the glyphosate). In low concentrations (third or 1/4 of the normal) can couse lower growth rate but they will survive it. I guesss if in this case it is a good idea to irrigate with the solution, but I suppose a pre-experiment for the correct dosage.
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