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Roundup on Cypress Roots: No Well/Septic Contamination

Glyphosate Stays Put

Roundup (glyphosate) is a contact, non‑mobile herbicide. It binds instantly to soil organic matter and is degraded by microbes.

No leaching to groundwater.
No uptake by roots of non‑target plants.
Safe for well/septic systems at label rates.

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