How to keep grubs out of your Lawn

What's going on everybody Rob here with a little video on how to keep grubs on your lawn grubs actually live off of your grass. They eat the roots of your grass and that's why you get patches in your grass because the grub eats the roots and the root is what absorbs the nutrient from the ground. Grubs are actually turn into moths. But there babies grow in the dirt and the eat the root of your grass before they mature into an adult and fly away. Grubs are terrible to have in your lawn if you're doing any yard work and you see a little white larvae white or brown or black head that is a grub. Now you can put chemicals in your lawn leg grub X or grub killer to get rid of the grubs in your lawn. A farmer many many years ago told me about milky spore. milky spore sole purpose in life is to produce other milky spore's. And they do that by attaching their self to the grub and laying eggs on the grub. The eggs actually grow and turn into little milky spores on the grub so when the grub passes away you have thousands hundred thousands more milky spore in your lawn. Now may take 2 to 3 years to propagate the milky spore. But once the milky spore is propagated your lawn will be treated for at least 10 years. Believe it or not art lawn was propagated and we did not have grub problems for at least 25 years. I swear by milky spore. I don't know if ST. Gabriel organics cornered the market on milky spore when it first propagated my lawn you were able to buy 25 and 50 pound bags of powder. Now you have to buy thegranules the St. Gabriel organic granules in these attached the sports to the granule. I definitely prefer the powder. But if you propagate your lawn or put it in your lawn at least once a year you will have healthy grass and if your grass is not healthy it will not be because of grubs there will be some other reason. Propagate your lawn with Milky spore you will not regret it.

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Rob here a.k.a. Trev2323