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Milky Spore is the safest material ever developed to control the grubs of Japanese beetles. Produced to USDA standards. This 10 oz. Milky Spore targets and kills Japanese beetle grubs, a familiar destructive pest, before they can grow into adult beetles.
At the immature stage, Japanese beetle grubs feed on the roots of lawns, turf, and other grassy areas. The adult beetle feeds on flowers, ornamental plants, trees, shrubs, and the foliage of some field crops. In areas treated by Milky Spore, Japanese beetle grub eat the spores during their normal feeding patterns. Then the spores reproduce inside the grub, eventually killing grub within days. As the grub decomposes, it releases millions of new spores and these multiply and kill other grubs.
Milky Spore is safe for people, pets, wildlife, beneficial insects, and soil microorganisms. It does not affect streams, ponds, or groundwater.
Apply one teaspoon of Milky Spore powder to turf every 4 feet in rows 4 feet apart. It should look like a grid pattern when finished. Areas between direct applications will be inoculated naturally. Best results can be expected once the entire area is inoculated. Milky Spore requires only one application, lasting ten years or more. Asked by Kathleen from Wisconsin. Can you freeze leftover Milky Spore product?
We have some leftover after putting it down. Will storing the leftover in our garage which is not heated over the winter harm the product? Asked by Brian from Coatesville, Pennsylvania.
How much Milky Spore Powder would I need to do just over an acre? Will Milky Spore affect grass seed? I just Aerated my lawn and over seeded. Will the milky spore hurt the seed? Asked by Don from Garden City. Can Milky Spore be mixed with water in a tank sprayer and applied wet?
Asked by Mark from Plainfield, Il. Can I apply Milky Spore Powder now or wait? Asked by Kristin from North Syracuse. What is the Milky Spore application schedule? I've purchased Milky Spore and done the first application for the season this past May. So when should I apply the "summer" application of Milky Spore to my lawn? Does it make sense to do that after the grubs have become beetles? Thank you. Asked by Kimberly from Nashville. I have used the organic DE for short powder to control ants, etc.
I still have grubs, so I'm looking at Milky Spore, but see it should not be used with other products. I also want to make sure it will not harm my earth worms. Milky Spore can be used when other insecticides have been used but if you kill off the grubs before you use the Milky Spore than the spore will not have a way to multiply to kill off future grubs.
Milky Spore will not harm earthworms. Asked by Kevin from Bulverde, Tx. Do I need to reapply Milky Spore Powder after heavy rainfall? About a week after I applied Milky Spore powder last year we had very heavy rain and flooding.
I'm not sure if the product was on the ground long enough to have not been affected by the rains. Should I assume that I need to reapply? Asked by Mike from Wells. How many applications of Milky Spore Powder do you need per year?
Asked by Felicia from Gouldsboro, Pa. How much Milky Spore do I need for 2 raised garden beds 6 X 10? One 10 oz container of Milky Spore Powder will treat 2, square feet. Milky Spore Powder is a one time application put down in spots in measuring teaspoon amounts every four feet apart creating a checkerboard pattern of spots throughout your yard then watr in.
Asked by Scott from Maryland. Can I also use Merit or Dylox with this? I have a new lawn only two years old, but already see the grubs and the beetles. I need the best solution, please advise. Dylox 6. Dylox should be watered in for at least 1 to 1.
Mature grubs usually require at least 2 applications, 3 to 4 days apart. Milky spore comes in a powder and consists of a bacteria. The first reason not to use milky spore is that it was manufactured to control ONLY Japanese beetle grubs.
Is milky spore safe for honey bees? It does not affect pets, beneficial insects, fish, bees, birds, other animals, plants, or man. It is not a poison. Does milky spore kill nematodes? Milky Spore applications work in much the same manner as an infection by nematodes. The disease paralyzes and kills the host grub.
Can I use grubex in my vegetable garden? Scotts GRUBEX 2 prevents turf damage by killing grubs and mole crickets when they are newly hatched, before they can cause damage. For residential use on lawns and landscaped areas. DO NOT use in vegetable gardens. It is a violation of Federal law to use this product in a manner inconsistent with its labeling. What does a Japanese beetle grub look like? These grubs live in the soil during development and survive by feeding on the roots of grass.
Where does Milky Spore come from? Paenibacillus popilliae formerly Bacillus popilliae is a soil-dwelling, Gram-positive, rod-shaped bacterium. It is responsible for a disease commonly called milky spore of the white grubs of Japanese beetles. Milky spore. Is milky spore legal in Canada? Milky spore disease has never been approved for Canada and is not available there. How do I get rid of grub worms in my yard?
Answer 1: Earth-friendly beneficial nematodes seek out and kill grubs and other soil-inhabiting insects.
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