Gardener sprayed Roundup (glyphosate) on lawn before veggie planting. Glyphosate binds tightly to soil but degrades via microbes—half-life 3–60 days depending on conditions. Heavy rain or irrigation speeds leaching.
General guideline: wait 3 weeks, then till in compost/manure to boost microbial breakdown. For certified organic status, a 3-year transition is required. For home gardening, a soil bioassay (plant sensitive seeds like beans) can confirm safety.
Always read the label; some formulations have longer residuals. Building soil biology is the best remediation.
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