Total K 100 ml

A systemic, broad-spectrum herbicide for controlling a wide range of annual and perennial weeds on agricultural and non-agricultural lands. A desiccant for legumes and sunflowers.

Active ingredient: potassium salt of glyphosate, 625 g/L.

Formulation: soluble concentrate (SC)

Speed of action:
The first signs of herbicidal action appear on the 2nd–3rd day in the form of yellowing and browning of the plants. Complete death is observed 7–14 days after treatment, depending on the species composition of the weeds and the application rate of the product.

Mode of action:
When the active ingredient comes into contact with the vegetative green parts of weeds (leaves, stems), loosens the intercellular connections, allowing the product to be absorbed by the parenchyma and subsequently transported throughout all organs, inhibiting the synthesis of amino acids necessary for the growth and vital functions of weeds, which leads to complete death, including that of the root system. Total K is applied only to actively growing weeds and has no effect on plants that emerge after the herbicide has been applied.

Properties and advantages:

Total K has no soil activity. Weed control in mini-till and no-till systems during the pre-emergence period can be achieved using a broad-spectrum herbicide. A prerequisite for safe use is application exclusively in the pre-emergence stage (no later than 2–3 days before crop emergence). Application during the pre-emergence period is also not recommended if there is a likelihood of heavy rainfall, due to the risk of the product being washed into undesirable (seed-containing) soil layers.

Important information for consumers! To avoid risks to people and the environment, follow the instructions for use:

Crop	Weed type	Application rate
Land for planting potatoes and vegetable crops	A wide range of annual and perennial grass and dicotyledonous weeds	20–30 mL per 3–5 L of water per 100 m²
Land after harvest		20–30 mL per 2–4 L of water per 100 m²
Land intended for grain crops		15–30 mL per 2–4 L of water per 100 m²
Non-agricultural land		30–40 mL per 2–3 L of water per 100 m²
Row spacing in orchards and vineyards		20–40 mL per 2–3 L of water per 100 m²
Sunflowers and corn	Pre-harvest desiccation	15–25 mL per 2–3 L of water per 100 m²

*Global usage practices

Avoid contact with the leaves and shoots of cultivated plants

The working solution must be prepared immediately before spraying; the product loses its properties during storage.

A highly effective broad-spectrum herbicide for controlling a wide range of annual and perennial weeds on: agricultural land (areas designated for planting potatoes, vegetables, grains, alfalfa, rapeseed, corn, perennial grasses, and fallow land), orchards, vineyards, and non-agricultural land (roadside verges, railroad embankments), open drainage and irrigation networks and their verges. Total K is recommended for controlling many hydrophytic weeds (sedges, cattails, etc.) and as a desiccant for legumes and sunflowers.

Speed of action: The first signs of herbicidal action appear on the 2nd–3rd day in the form of yellowing of the plants. Complete death is observed 4–7 days after treatment, depending on the species composition of the weeds and the application rate of the product.

Precautions: Store in the original packaging, separate from food, beverages, and animal feed. Keep out of reach of children, unauthorized persons, and animals. Store at a temperature between +5 and +35 °C. Do not eat, drink, or smoke while working. Use personal protective equipment. Wash hands and face with soap after work.

First aid: If the product comes into contact with the skin: Remove contaminated clothing and thoroughly wash contaminated body parts with soap and water. If swallowed, take activated charcoal several times. Seek medical attention and provide the product label to the doctor.

Disposal of container and product: Collect spilled product along with the soil and bury it in a designated area; burn the container.

WHO classification, toxicological characteristics: Class III (moderately hazardous).