Glyphoset, 62% potassium

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Comparison image between glyphoset 48% (IPA Salt) and glyphoset 62% potassium (K Salt)

The picture is divided into two main parts:

- The blue top shows the details of 48% glyphosate.

- The green bottom part shows the details of glyphosate, 62% potassium.

By comparison in 3 main areas, namely:

1. Efficacy & Absorption

• 48% glyphosate (IPA Salt):

• It takes about 4-6 hours to absorb the plant system.

• The image shows a gradually rising blue line, which shows a slow start to efficiency.

• Restrictions: Due to slow absorption, it is necessary to spray during a reasonably long rainy period. If it rains shortly after the injection is completed, the substance will be washed off and the efficiency will be greatly reduced.

• Glyphoset, 62% Potassium (K Salt):

• It only takes 30 minutes - 2 hours to absorb the plant system.

• The image shows a rapid rise in the green line, which shows a faster performance.

• Advantages: Fast absorption, makes it much better to withstand the leaching of rain. If the injection is completed and left for a specified time, even if it rains afterwards, the substance will still work normally.

2. Application rate

• 48% glyphosate (IPA Salt):

• Use rate is 62% higher compared to glyphoset, potassium

• Rate of use: 150-200 ml / 20 liters of water

• The image shows a larger measuring glass and weed wrap, indicating that it takes a greater amount of medicine to achieve the same area of weeding effect.

• Glyphoset, 62% Potassium (K Salt):

• Use rate is 48% lower compared to glyphoset, which saves chemical consumption.

• Sample utilization rate: 100-150 ml / 20 liters water

• The image shows a measuring glass and a smaller weed wrap, indicating that using a smaller amount of the drug can be effectively weeded.

3. Convenience

• 48% glyphosate (IPA Salt):

• High viscosity: It is harder to pour out of the bottle, especially in cool weather.

• Mixing: The mixing tank image is turbid, indicating that it may be harder to mix and give a turbid solution. However, it mixes well with 2,4-D (it is another herbicide).

• Glyphoset, 62% Potassium (K Salt):

• Low viscosity: easy to flow. Pour out of the bottle is more convenient.

• Mixing: The mixing tank image is clear in color, showing that it is easy to mix and gives a clearer solution.