If you don't want it to grow back after you cut it down, you can pour some vinegar on the stump and roots. It's eco friendly.. but try to localize it so it doesn't seep into an area where your other plants are.
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I just cut it down,as any other way will kill your plants.
sure no problem
If you don't want it to grow back after you cut it down, you can pour some vinegar on the stump and roots. It's eco friendly.. but try to localize it so it doesn't seep into an area where your other plants are.