Robm 1959
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- Location
- West Sussex
So, will light rain (0.5mm drizzley stuff) immediately after application of a teb and strob have ballsed it up ??
Asking for a friend
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T3 and rain
- Thread starter Robm 1959
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Steevo
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- Location
- Gloucestershire
I’m sure it will be fine.
Have had April showers in the middle of spraying before that then dried off and I continued. Never saw any hiccup.
Have had April showers in the middle of spraying before that then dried off and I continued. Never saw any hiccup.
yellow belly
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- Location
- south west lincolnshire
If a tank full takes an hour most will have dried before the rain
imho until the rain is heavy 10 mm in less than half an hour
drizzle may have distributed the chemical into the ears better
imho until the rain is heavy 10 mm in less than half an hour
drizzle may have distributed the chemical into the ears better
got caught spraying an SU on oats the other day with 10min downpour. was completely convinced it would need doing again. went to look today and 100% weed kill.
Robm 1959
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- Location
- West Sussex
Yep, that pretty much agrees with what I’m trying to convince myself of 
!!
It’s been 3 or 4 hours of on and off light rain/ drizzle, amounting to 0.8mm, hopefully the leaf will dry and I can empty the tank shortly
!!It’s been 3 or 4 hours of on and off light rain/ drizzle, amounting to 0.8mm, hopefully the leaf will dry and I can empty the tank shortly
- Location
- Shropshire
It will be absolutely fine. We would never get anything done otherwise!Yep, that pretty much agrees with what I’m trying to convince myself of
It’s been 3 or 4 hours of on and off light rain/ drizzle, amounting to 0.8mm, hopefully the leaf will dry and I can empty the tank shortly
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Be fine. Maybe even better.....
- Location
- Dorset/Wilts
Got caught out with a shower on t3's Friday and today on beans. Both times parked up in the corner
to let it pass, then carried on.
I draw the line at actually spraying while it's raining
to let it pass, then carried on.
I draw the line at actually spraying while it's raining
casemx 270
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- Location
- East midlands
Will be fine had it happen before many times always ok . Know someone who was knap sack spraying and got some herbicide I think it was round up on some garden plants they washed it off immediately with loads of water it still killed the plants .
- Location
- Darlington
Roundup certainly is, always works best in damp conditions.