Does pesticide breakdown occur after mixing or only after application? Roundup mixed in 5-gal batches loses effectiveness over weeks.
Glyphosate is a polar molecule that binds to soil particles for microbial breakdown. In alkaline tap water (pH 8–10), glyphosate molecules break apart within days. Acidic water stabilizes it.
Mix only what you need immediately; do not store diluted pesticide.
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