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title: "Triclopyr 4 EC Compare to Garlon 4 and Remedy (1 Gallon)"
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# Targets toughest woody plants & trees 61.6% Triclopyr concentration Effective for easements & right-of-ways Triclopyr 4 EC Compare to Garlon 4 and Remedy (1 Gallon)

**Brand:** alligare
**Price:** 4315000₫
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌿 Dominate your landscape with precision power – don’t let weeds crash your turf party!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Triclopyr 4 EC Compare to Garlon 4 and Remedy (1 Gallon) by alligare
- **How much does it cost?** 4315000₫ with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- alligare enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted alligare brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Proven Tough Tree Killer:** Eradicates stubborn species like mulberry and Tree of Heaven
- • **Optimized for Large-Scale Use:** Ideal for clearing easements, railroads, and extensive land
- • **Professional Grade Safety Tips:** Mix outdoors & seal container to protect your workspace
- • **Seasonal Precision Application:** Best applied in autumn for maximum sap flow impact
- • **Powerful 61.6% Triclopyr Formula:** High-concentration herbicide for deep-rooted control

## Overview

Triclopyr 4 EC is a professional-grade herbicide with 61.6% active ingredient designed to effectively eliminate tough woody plants and invasive trees like mulberry and Tree of Heaven. Ideal for large-scale applications such as easements and railroad right-of-ways, it works best when applied in autumn with proper mixing and safety precautions. Trusted by pros for its reliable, long-lasting control.

## Description

4 EC Compare to Garlon 4 and Remedy 1 Gallon

Review: It kills the toughest and those that always seem to return. - This works on mulberry trees if you follow their instructions and use the oil too. This is not fast-acting, but it is highly effective. Read and follow the directions. This is a high-powered tool used for clearing easements and railroad right-of-ways. Make sure to mix everything outside, and before you put the chemicals away, seal the jug in a gallon zip-lock bag. I could smell the chemical inside the box as I was opening it. Worth every penny.
Review: Herbicide: triclopyr - This herbicide, mixed 1:2 with methylated vegetable oil as carrier, is an effective way to kill the Tree of Heaven; when Spotted Lanternflies drink ToH sap, they taste terrible - when they drink a Plan-B's sap, they taste yummy and the birds will control them. Best applied in autumn when sap is moving down

## Features

- Triclopyr 61.6%

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0073M8UHI |
| Active Ingredients | Herbicide, triclopyr |
| Best Sellers Rank | #6,184 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #43 in Weed Killers |
| Brand | ALLIGARE |
| Date First Available | January 31, 2012 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00192702257650 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Form | Liquid |
| Item Weight | 2 pounds |
| Item model number | 4744TRICLOPYR |
| Liquid Volume | 128 Fluid Ounces |
| Manufacturer | ALLIGARE |
| Product Dimensions | 5.51 x 6.69 x 9.84 inches |
| UPC | 192702257650 |
| Unit Count | 128.0 Fluid Ounces |

## Product Details

- **Active Ingredients:** Herbicide, triclopyr
- **Brand:** ALLIGARE
- **Item Form:** Liquid
- **Item Weight:** 2 Pounds
- **Liquid Volume:** 128 Fluid Ounces

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Will it ailanthus?**
A: Triclopyr 3 is really what you want for Ailanthus but this may work as well.  There are two methods of treatment, hack and squirt or basal bark treatment.  Basal bark treatments are cut with diesel that acts as a surfactant, you spray the bottom 2 feet of the stump making sure you've got good coverage and let it sit.  The diesel will hold the triclopyr and glyphosate mixture in place and begin to saturate into the live layer of the tree (the surface right under the bark or the newest ring).  Basal bark treatment should only be used with Ailanthus trees under 4-6" in diameter.

Hack and squirt method is for any tree larger in diameter than ~6".  First you take a hatchet and cut into the base of the tree as low to the ground as possible by using a downward swing (45 degrees or greater is ideal).  The downward swing will create a little cup-like wound in the tree.  DO NOT GIRDLE THE TREE!  Leave even spacings between the hacks, if your hatchet is making 3" wounds then leave 3" of space between each hack.  Once you've went around the whole tree you need to immediately apply your triclopyr and glyphosate mixture otherwise the tree gives off a sap that will effectively seal off the wound within 10 to 15 minutes of hacking the tree, so you need to move with intent.  For this method I use a handheld 0.5 multi-purpose sprayer with a thumb trigger, not a backpack or wand sprayer as this method requires very little herbicide.  Take the multi-purpose sprayer and fill up each cupped wound with your herbicide while trying not to overfill it because you are just wasting it at that point.

The best time of year to treat Ailanthus Altissima is from early July through mid-September when the tree is actively sending its energy absorbed from the canopy down into the root system to fortify itself for the next year.  This will actively draw the herbicide down into the root ball and give you the best chance of killing this invasive species in one shot thereby minimizing the amount of "suckers" that the root system with try and shoot up because you directly harmed the root system.  If the tree you are treating is 50' tall you need to keep an eye out for suckers in a 50' radius of the tree.  You can keep cutting them as they come up but I strongly suggest treating with herbicide and even waiting for July to roll around before messing with it because the root system is heavily relying on these suckers to provide the much needed energy to fortify the stunted root system.

**Q: What is the mixing ratio of this product per gallon of water or do you have to use it straight?**
A: For foliage application to poison oak and thistle, I use 2 to 2.5 oz per gallon of water, but you must add a surfactant, as the esther form of triclopyr (which this is) is oil soluble, and will not mix without the surfactant.  Plus you need to agitate the mixture from time to time, which is not a problem if you are using a hand held tank sprayer.  You can also use it for basal bark treatment to kill small trees less than 6-8 inches in diameter, if you dilute it to about 15 % Triclopyr concentration in oil (Pathfinder II is the same Triclopyr 4 specifically premixed for basal bark treatment, with a 13% Triclopyr concentration, but a lot more expensive).  You can also use it straight for cut stump treatments or "hack and squirt" treatment to kill large trees, although the water soluble Triclopyr 3 form is sometimes preferred for this application.

**Q: I need to control the spread of creeping charlie.  Which product, Triclopyr 4 or 4EC would be most effective?  When should I apply the product?**
A: Trimec® is a safer alternative for creeping charlie, as it wont harm trees and shrubs as easily. Use 175oz/acre, with a non-ionic surfactant. (the homeowner version is rather dilute because of the Dicamba content). Trimec® will not, however kill wild violets. Triclopyr WILL do that. Use triclopyr 24oz/acre rate, with a non-ionic surfactant, for wild violets. The best time to kill either of these difficult weeds is late September through early November depending upon your climate zone. The weeds will be taking nutrients (and herbicides) into their roots for storage to overwinter. (certified pesticide applicator). Spot spraying is always preferable to broadcast spraying with with either of these herbicides anywhere near trees and shrubs, when possible.

**Q: Five acre rural lot with at least a third heavily infested with buckthorn.  Hundreds of hours of cutting, spraying with Roundup (in fall). Best?**
A: http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/invasives/terrestrialplants/woody/buckthorn/control.htmlThis site will help.On leaves, a spaced  combination of 2-4D and a little glyphosate in water tends to be effective.  In fall and winter, 20 t0 30% triclopyr applied to cut stem or basal bark can be effective.  Including a die helps keep track of work.  A wetting agent like inexpensive liquid soap is desirable.  Some people use oils to aid in penetration. I use 4 or 5 oz. of GORDON'S "Amine 400"   46.47% 2,4-D 3.7 lb/gal acid and about 1.5 oz. of glyphosate concentrate in a gallon of water along with an ounce of liquid soap to spray on leaves (foliar) of similar weeds.2-4D is relatively inexpensive compared to triclopyr - try broadcast early in the year including a dose of glyphosate .  It might work.  However, basel stem application of triclopyr now may deal with the problem - except for seeds!

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It kills the toughest and those that always seem to return.
*by E***N on December 14, 2025*

This works on mulberry trees if you follow their instructions and use the oil too. This is not fast-acting, but it is highly effective. Read and follow the directions. This is a high-powered tool used for clearing easements and railroad right-of-ways. Make sure to mix everything outside, and before you put the chemicals away, seal the jug in a gallon zip-lock bag. I could smell the chemical inside the box as I was opening it. Worth every penny.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Herbicide: triclopyr
*by N***Y on December 7, 2025*

This herbicide, mixed 1:2 with methylated vegetable oil as carrier, is an effective way to kill the Tree of Heaven; when Spotted Lanternflies drink ToH sap, they taste terrible - when they drink a Plan-B's sap, they taste yummy and the birds will control them. Best applied in autumn when sap is moving down

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This stuff is STRONG and very effective
*by S***N on December 3, 2025*

This stuff is no joke. It's extremely strong and effective. It's a bit hard for me to properly handle because the way the top is, it splashed all over the ground when filling the spray jar. This isn't necessarily the fault of the product, it's more that I'm just a consumer with a backyard and I didn't have the proper equipment for safely preparing the mixture. The instructions on the label are extremely hard for me to understand. The triclopyr itself is probably the strongest herbicide I have ever seen. Some tips: 1. Have a dedicated spray /dispensing product you use for nothing else. 2. You will need a very precise volume measuring tool for proper mixing that you use for nothing else (or at least only herbicides) 3. Sarah depending on the plant species that you are trying to target, you will use different mixtures with different dispersal agents. For example with a foliar spray, you want to use water because the leaves will absorb the poison better. Meanwhile, with a basal bark application, you will want to use kerosene or agricultural diesel because it helps to penetrate the bark better and stick to it longer. In my case I am using it to target this nasty tree of heaven that is growing near my house and dang near impossible to kill. The triclopyr mixture killed the hale koa, (another unwanted nuisance invasive species in my yard in one application.) Big win. I drilled holes in the tree of heaven and tried to pour it in there as well as applying it to the leaves and applying it to the bark and that thing is just still alive and kicking..But I can't give up because the thing is going to destroy the foundation of my house and it is a nightmare. Also I don't think I did the application and the mixture right which is why I'm giving you this advice now if you're not experienced with using this product, Make sure you watch a YouTube that goes into detail on how to use it how to mix it and how to protect yourself when using because it's very strong, and you do not want to breathe it in or get it on you. Good luck!

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