Glyphosate works only when target weeds are actively photosynthesizing—generally when air temperatures exceed 50°F. In cooler conditions, you may see some effect, but results can take two weeks. For best outcome, spray on a sunny day and be patient. Don't expect rapid kill in early spring or late fall.
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