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Lawn; Thinking of starting from scratch
"Bishop Don Magic Juan" insertnamehere.co.uk wrote ...Must wait at least seven days for Roundup to do its work. Tilling a few hours after application competely nullifies the purpose of Roundup. No. If that were the case then Roundup would be rendered ineffective if it rained or there was a heavy dew any time within a week after application. Any type of herbicide (selective or universal) requires a few hours to soak in. It then takes a week for the plant to die. This will happen whether the soil is turned over or not (except of course that turning the soil over increases the damage). Read the instructions on the bottles. It explains it all. |
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