>"Should I water it to try to dilute it or sit back and hope for the best?" It's Sunday. I'd go to church and pray to the turf god.

Verdone Extra for weeds in lawn: Per the label, user directions " For best results do not mow for 3 days before or after application "

What has the temperature been like there in Atlanta lately? I'm going to go out on a limb here, and guess "pretty dang hot"! Lawns under heat stress, drought, or high temperature conditions should not have herbicides applied. Usually most herbicide labels mention 90° F, what we call "weeds" are usually VERY hardy compared with turfgrass, have deep taproots and/or waxy coatings on the leaves. Consequently while the weed plant defenses are at their best in tough growing conditions for turf, the grass plant may be damaged. When it's real hot and dry there isn't much of anything to be done for a lawn, at least cool season turfgrasses.

Thank you for the help..... This is at a cabin and since the yard is all sandy soil it's blotchy anyway, therefore it doesn't matter in appearance. I'm basically looking for a way for me to eliminate weed whacking this area which take me a couple hours on the slope mentioned. Appearance would be nice but, eliminating the hard work trumps it. Thanks again. Ray 👍