Yates Zero Weedkiller Super Concentrate 1L – 490g/L Glyphosate Non-Selective Herbicide

Yates Zero Weedkiller 1L: Glyphosate Super Concentrate for Weeds and Grasses

Yates Zero Weedkiller is a non-selective glyphosate herbicide that kills a broad range of weeds and grasses, roots and all. This 1L super concentrate contains 490g/L glyphosate and makes up to 250L of spray, so a single bottle treats a large area, and the measure bottle makes it easy to pour out the right amount without guesswork. Because it's a concentrate rather than a ready-to-use spray, you mix it with water to the strength you need for the job.

Glyphosate is taken in through the leaves and moves down through the plant to the roots, which is why Zero kills weeds completely rather than just burning off the top growth that then regrows. It's also non-residual, meaning it breaks down on contact with the soil and doesn't leave a lasting barrier, so you can replant a treated area once the weeds have died down.

Key Details

• Active constituent: 490g/L glyphosate

• Non-selective: controls grasses and broadleaf weeds

• Non-residual: breaks down in the soil, so treated areas can be replanted

• Super concentrate: 1L makes up to 250L of spray

• Measure bottle for easy, accurate pouring

What It Controls and Where

Zero gives non-selective control of grasses and broadleaf weeds, along with tougher targets like onion weed, bamboo, lantana, blackberry and unwanted trees. It suits clearing garden beds before planting, preparing ground before laying new lawn, and knocking back weeds in rockeries, paths, driveways, along fencelines and around lawn edges. Because it's non-selective, it kills or damages any green plant it contacts, so keep the spray off lawns, garden plants and anything you want to keep.

Mixing and Applying

Being a concentrate, the amount you mix depends on the weeds you're treating, so measure the dose using the bottle's guide and follow the label rate for your target. As a general approach: mix the measured concentrate into water, apply to actively growing weeds with good coverage of the foliage, and spray on a still day so it doesn't drift onto wanted plants. Weeds are easiest to kill when they're growing strongly, and results show over the following days to weeks rather than instantly. Avoid spraying if rain is expected soon after, as it can wash the herbicide off before it's absorbed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the active ingredient in Yates Zero?
It contains 490g/L glyphosate, in a super concentrate form.

How much spray does one bottle make?
The 1L super concentrate makes up to 250L of spray, so it covers a large area.

Can I replant after using it?
Yes. Zero is non-residual, so it breaks down in the soil once it contacts it, and treated areas can be replanted after the weeds have died down.

Will it kill my lawn or garden plants?
It's non-selective, so it kills or damages any green plant it touches. Keep the spray off lawns and plants you want to keep.

How do I mix it?
It's a concentrate, so measure the dose using the bottle guide, mix it with water at the label rate for your weeds, and spray onto actively growing weeds with good coverage.

Where can I buy Yates Zero Weedkiller 1L in Australia?
It's available from BPG Supplies (Bonnyrigg Produce & Garden Supplies), with local pickup in Bonnyrigg NSW and delivery across Australia.