Centipedegrass may look brown in winter, but it's not truly dormant—green tissue persists at the base. Spraying glyphosate (Roundup) now will kill your lawn. Instead, spot-treat broadleaf weeds with a herbicide labeled for centipedegrass, following the mixing rate exactly. Cold weather slows weed response; expect visible control in about two weeks.
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