Labels prohibit application above 90°F because heat accelerates plant metabolism, making grass more susceptible to herbicide damage.
Drought-stressed or unhealthy grass is more easily damaged. Only spray when grass is actively growing and well-watered.
Apply herbicide in the early evening on a calm day when temperatures are below 85°F and no rain is forecast for 24 hours.
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