- This liquid treatment will control Grubs, and other lawn damaging insects, (and the critters that feed on them like Moles & Armadillos) for up to 6 months when watered correctly. It covers both the egg hatching cycle in the Spring to the egg laying cycle in the Fall.
- Wait until the treatment has dried for light outdoor activity. This spray dries to the touch in ~1-2hrs, but limit exposure until watered in and dried. Once watered in & dried, all normal outdoor activity can resume.
- Moles/Armadillos: It should be known that Grub control does not also mean Mole control. However, the control of these insects should deter them (Moles, Armadillos) from digging up your lawn to feed on them. Although this treatment is effective at deterring Moles with prolonged use, in some cases, where Mole populations is high, it may be necessary to target them directly with Mole Bait Treatments for more immediate control.
- To the extent that this treatment is activated correctly, will determine its effectiveness.
Watering Instructions: (Based on “Rotating” sprinklers 40 to 80 min = approx. 1/2" of water. Reduce to half that for “stationary” or “spray-head type” sprinklers, use rain gauge to confirm exact amount)
To activate this treatment correctly:
- Water immediately or ASAP anytime within 24hrs to activate this treatment (there is no time limit before watering, the sooner the better).
- For the best possible results, use gentle irrigation sprinklers within 24hrs after treatment, NOT waiting on unpredictable rainfall which may wash it away or may not be the correct amount of water.
- Activation requires 1/2" of water per area with sprinklers. (See above calibration).
- CLICK HERE to see our watering guide to water correctly throughout the year.
Mowing Instructions:
To activate this treatment correctly: Avoid mowing until after watering-in this treatment and soil dries.
Insects controlled by this treatment include:
Cutworms
Sod Webworms
*White Grubs (10 Species, including the May/June beetle)
European Crane Fly
Billbugs
Annual bluegrass weevil
Spittlebugs
Chinch bugs
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