SBK Tree Stump Killer, Treats Up to 8 Stumps, Kills Roots, Easy To Use - 250ML

I bought this a couple of years ago to treat cane that was growing near the house. The can was growing through a tarmac drive so I thought I needed to get rid of it before it gets close to the house. I used this on the roots and we have had ZERO growth since. It worked spectacularly well … and I say this years post the treatment. It really does work well.

It works

This stopped my Laburnum tree from growing after treatment. It was approx 6inch diameter trunk. I did drill several holes into the stump so the poison could penetrate when applied

Easy to apply but will not know if it works for quite a while, watch this space!

Kills anything it touches kills weeds well and for long time good value for money no leakage easy to measure out. Did the job killed a hedge

Waiting for results, easy to use

Bought this to treat two small stumps. Thought there was going to be a small painter brush attached to the lid inside - there wasn’t so I just used an old paintbrush for the job. The bottle is squeeze and twist to open, has a top compartment with ml measured out. It was slightly confusing on how to get the rest out once the top compartment was empty, I ended up looking back here to see what people did as the box wasn’t very helpful. I just kept squeezing it hard and eventually more came out. Both stumps paints well and mixed with equal parts water. They turned dusty looking once dry so I could at least see it had been covered correctly. Like a lot of other reviewers here, the box was pretty damaged but it didn’t seem like the bottle had leaked. The value of this was decent in comparison to other versions - less than a tenner which was why I got it. Time will tell on whether it kills stuff off!

A very simple and easy to use bottle for measuring out and mixing your correct measurements, no guess work needed. Mix as needed or apply neat to stumps, we used it on two climbing bushes that were previously well established over 20 years on the stumps we removed a year ago that just wouldn't die off. This finally got rid of it and we then dug down and cut it away to cover it up properly. Roll on the summer months now and we can get working on the garden. Keep in mind that you might need to cover up what you're working on with this. Like this year so far I think we've only had a few days where it hasn't rained so you'd need to keep a tarp or something over it to help reduce the dilution from the rain. Other than that, fantastic product that works surprisingly effectively.