Blue Passion Flower

Passiflora Caerulea - Image courtesy of Weedbusters
  • Vines, Weeds

Passiflora Caerulea - Image courtesy of WeedbustersSpecial disposal notes: Cut stems can layer – Hang up off the ground or leave up in vegetation to dry out.

How to control:

  1. Hand pull & dig out roots. Cut off above ground or tie stems in air to prevent them coming into contact with the ground and taking root. .
  2.  Cut stump application: Cut at ground level, stump paint (200ml glyphosate/1L water) or (1g metsulfuron/1L water) or (100ml Tordon brushkiller®/1L water) or (100ml triclopyr/1L water) or (200ml Banvine®/1L  water). Leave cut material hanging up to prevent them coming into contact with the ground and taking root.
  3. Spray large masses on ground where roots cannot be pulled, spring-autumn only (120ml Banvine®/10L water) or (60ml triclopyr +10ml penetrant/10L water).

Use herbicide only when roots cannot be pulled. Remove all fruits to prevent seeding. Regular follow up required.

CAUTION: when using any herbicide or pesticide PLEASE READ THE LABEL THOROUGHLY to ensure that all instructions and safety requirements are followed.

Click here for more information on the herbicides referenced in the control methods, or here for more information on the suggested techniques.

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