Lawn Grub Prevention
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- Lawn Grub Prevention is easy! The key is using the correct product at the right time. This video provides a quick review of the grub life cycle, why you want to apply a preventive application, what to apply and when.
The video offers once method of grub control for lawns. There are other alternatives, such as Milky Spore (more holistic), which I mention in the video. Whatever grub treatment program you choose, be sure to follow instructions from manufacturer, apply at correct time and at correct rate. If you experienced a devastating infestation last season, I highly recommend that you consider preventive measures for this season.
Below are links to products or materials referenced. There are many comparable products to the ones I'm currently using. Please make your own decision(s) and apply ONLY in accordance with the manufactures instructions and local regulations. You are responsible for what you apply.
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Scotts GrubEx1 - Grub Prevention for Lawns (use for prevention):
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BioAdvanced 24-Hour Grub Plus for Lawns (use to eradicate):
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Milky Spore for Grub Control:
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Please note some of the links provided above may be affiliate based. I earn from qualifying purchases. As an Amazon Associate I may also earn from qualifying purchases.
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Excellent discussion. I do hate grubs.
Yes! I already have something goin on in my front lawn. Hit the area with triazacide too!
nice job Russ, there was a lot of good info in there.
Appreciate you dropping a comment. Be well!
Great content Russ thank you sir 👍
Have a great week!
Glad to know I'm on the right track. Put mine down yesterday Also my disease Ex.
Sounds right. I’ll be starting my fungus control in the next week or so too. Thanks for commenting, be well!
Another quality video Russ. In 2008 my lawn was destroyed by grubs. I had been applying a preventive in years before that and decided not to treat the lawn that year. Big mistake. I end up having to replace the whole lawn and learned my lesson. Your lawn is looking great.
Thanks the lawn did green up nicely this season. Watching your posts also 🤓.
A russ I do it once a year thanks again brother always a great show
Thanks Allen! Yes, good app to get down 😀
Good reminder! I put it down a few days ago.
Yes it’s time 👍
Good info Russ!
Thanks Brian. Good season so far.
Excellent, this year is my first time applying GrubEX, went down 15 days ago! ✌️Lawn looks really nice 👍
Thanks. Flagship did it right! I need to schedule a chat 😊
@@LawnJourneys yesterday I put down stress blend and double dark as well as my second Prodiamine application and HeritageG. Lawn looks much more healthy this year than last year. Need to make an update sooner.
Great content Russ! I put mine down about 2 weeks ago. Had animals digging for grubs in my lawn so since I started using the grub ex I haven't had issues
Good deal. I have something going on in a section of my front lawn, appears to be insects but I have to some digging to confirm. 😑
How about fungus control? When is the best time for that? Is it now? The same time as grub Control?? Thanks
I’m in NJ and usually start mid to late June. Always better to start a little earlier if you usually see fungus issues. I’ll be alternating two fungicides again, unless I try a new product. Have to come up with a plan. Amazon usually puts DiseaseX on sale at some point, stock up. You can alternate that with propagonazol or something similar. Where are you generally located?
@@LawnJourneys I am in Massachusetts. Did not realize until now that you must apply fungus control every 4 weeks as a preventative . Cheers
@@LawnJourneys I used to live in Teaneck long time ago as a kid growing up
@@brodygoalie Yea the product labels usually say to re-apply in 4 weeks. Of course different products may vary.