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Stamp Out

Stamp Out is a gardening chemical primarily used to break down and remove troublesome tree stumps in gardens. When dissolved in water and poured onto a stump, it breaks down the woody fibers over several months, allowing it to be eventually burned for complete root removal. While the English phrase stamp out is used as a verb meaning to eradicate or to abolish, in Japan, it is recognized as the product name for a gardening supply.

Key Features and Usage of Stamp Out
Purpose: To easily and safely process remaining tree stumps (stumps) after felling and return them to the soil.
Ingredients: Naturally decomposing ingredients such as sodium nitrate, which are harmless to humans, are used.
Effect: The solution breaks down the woody fibers, softening the stump in approximately 8-10 weeks.
How to Use:
Drill holes into the cross-section of the stump.
Pour the Stamp Out solution, mixed with water, into the holes.
Leave for several weeks to months, and the stump will become brittle.
Once brittle, you can pour kerosene or other flammable liquid into the softened parts and ignite them to burn down to the roots (it is also possible to return it to the soil without burning).
Benefits: Eliminates the need for strenuous digging or hiring expensive professional services, making stump removal easy.