Weed seeds die at 140°F sustained for 3 days. Use a long-stem compost thermometer to check center temperature.
Piles smaller than 4' × 4' × 4' rarely reach lethal temperatures.
Seeds won't die quickly but will decompose over several months. Keep pile moist, turn regularly, and accept slower seed destruction.
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