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grubGONE! Biological Insect Control Instructions

grubGONE!® G is an all-season biological insecticide that controls white grubs in lawns and ornamental plants using natural bacteria. Learn how to apply it effectively to protect your turf and plants from grub damage.

When to apply grubGONE!® G

For optimal grub control, apply when white grubs are present in your lawn
The best timing is between peak adult beetle flight and peak egg hatch, typically late summer through early fall.

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Spring treatments are generally less effective because grubs are larger and deeper in the soil.

How to apply grubGONE!® G Biological Insect Control

1

Calculate your area

Measure your lawn or garden area. You'll need 2.3-3.4 oz of grubGONE for a healthy lawn!® G per 1,000 square feet of turf.

2

Prep your spreader

Check your spreader settings using our calibration chart and adjust accordingly. A properly calibrated spreader ensures even coverage and the best results for your lawn.

3

Spread evenly

Walk at a steady pace in straight lines across your lawn, ensuring uniform coverage. Overlap slightly between passes to avoid missed spots.

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Keep the granules on target by closing the spreader when turning or stopping. This prevents over-application and waste.

4

Water it in

Give your lawn about ½ inch of water through irrigation or natural rainfall. This crucial step activates the beneficial bacteria and helps them reach the grubs.

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Not sure how much water is ½ inch? Place a few empty tuna cans around your lawn while watering. When they're about half full, you've applied the right amount.

grubGONE! Biological Insect Control

grubGONE! Biological Insect Control

  • Biological grub control for yards
  • Controls common lawn grubs
  • Safe for all turf grass types
  • Made with beneficial bacteria

grubGONE!® G application tips

  • Apply when soil is moist but not waterlogged
  • Water in thoroughly after application (½ inch of water)
  • Can be used on all types of turf grass
  • Safe for ornamental plants
  • Best to apply between peak adult beetle flight and egg hatch
  • Use 2.3-3.4 oz per 1,000 square feet
  • Do not apply more than once in a 7-day period
  • Maximum yearly application: 6 lb 14 oz per 1,000 sq ft
  • Keep children and pets off treated areas until product is watered in

grubGONE! application tips

How does grubGONE!® G work?

The active ingredient is a beneficial bacteria that targets grubs naturally. When grubs eat the treated grass roots, the bacteria disrupts their digestive system. The product shows an 80% success rate when applied between spring and fall.

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Did you know? When applied at appropriate times (between spring and fall), grubGONE!® G has been shown to have an efficacy rate of over 80%!

What does grubGONE!® G control?

grubGONE!® G controls the most common lawn-damaging grubs:

Japanese beetles
European chafers
Asiatic garden beetles
June beetles
Oriental beetles
Black turfgrass ataenius
Annual bluegrass weevil

Can I use grubGONE!® G with other Sunday products?

Apply Sunday fertilizers first, wait 24 hours for them to dry, then apply grubGONE!® G. Water lightly after application to activate the product.

When can I mow after applying grubGONE!® G?

Don't mow until after you've watered in the product or it has rained. This makes sure the granules properly settle into your soil and can get to work on controlling grubs.

Does grubGONE!® G harm beneficial insects?

grubGONE!® G specifically targets grubs and is safe for most beneficial insects. However, do not apply within 300 feet of areas with threatened or endangered butterflies, moths, or beetles.

How to store grubGONE!® G

Store upright in the original container with the package sealed. Keep in a cool, dry place away from excessive heat or moisture.

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