Your December-installed Bermuda sod hasn't greened up yet, but weeds are popping up. Can you spray now? No. New sod is extremely sensitive to herbicides. Applying too early damages or kills the very grass you're trying to establish.
Wait until you've mowed the new lawn three times. This ensures:
Until then, hand-pull weeds or spot-treat with a paintbrush-applied glyphosate on individual weeds—avoiding sod contact. Patience now prevents dead patches later.
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