The TRUTH ABOUT GRUB TREATMENT For The Lawn

[@TheLawnCareNut]

I'm hooked on phonics. www.yardcarebootcamp.com/

[@BermudaBrian]

Love seeing you go back to original roots w videos like this!

[@Jeepsteve1982]

This is speaking directly to me. I'm taking care of my parents lawn this year and it was absolutely ravaged by grubs last summer. Midwest Indiana.

[@stevea326]

@ 11 minutes is where grub content starts

[@1ray917]

Thanks bro 😂

[@zacharymccoin5431]

There goes my hero

[@So_pho_king_awesome]

Thank you

[@pevelyhomeowner327]

Thank you! 🙏

[@CooRunner]

🫡

[@westerncowhand7814]

Love the sprinkler stuff. Makes me feel better about procrastinating that project myself. Thanks for showing how you do it. Moving that bad boy to the edge will really help weed control. There is no need to water areas that dont need it, just encourages the weeds. I moved 4 of my bed zones to drip and its awesome, soooo many fewer weeds.

[@erwinmccallum8689]

Hats off to the only other person I've encountered who regularly references Simon and his drawerings.

[@johnhammond9164]

When SNL was good

[@PrincessCutLawnCare]

Enjoyed the irrigation content 🔥

[@MarkTrades__]

🎶🎶thats my dog, thats my dog fosho🎶🎶 bro your harbor freight recommendations were on point. Your the goat of bringing us the value play. Bought that pump sprayer for herbicide/pesticide use and its working great. Cheapest option with a pressure-relief-valve & man you really need that with these bug/plant killers. Cheers from a Wisco native, FL transplant.🍻

[@jeffreybaker7406]

I got lucky and got the Scott’s at $5 a bag on clearance. I bought 20 bags and helped out my family.

[@Bsting2843]

What bag of scotts Did you get ?

[@jeffreybaker7406]

@@Bsting2843 my apologies. The bags were from Ortho. I bought them from Home Depot on clearance.

[@HeIsGreaterThanUs]

thanks for showing up your weeds, makes us feel better that we don't have perfect yards. :)

[@ontariobushcraft536]

The SImon reference warmed this Canadians heart. lol Phillip was great too

[@GardenreetLighting]

It's clear that you're passionate about lawn care, and it really comes through in your videos.

[@TheLawnCareNut]

thank you!

[@maddy4549]

I believe that straight inline connection is a coupler

[@dmart4163]

I bought some Imodacloprid from your store and will be applying tomorrow. Would’ve done it today but we got hit with some rain in South Florida. No complaints here, as you said it’s been dry. I too couldn’t remember the last time it rained, and I check the weather forecast daily. Love the content Allyn, l can’t wait for more summer videos. 👍

[@ConchienceClothing]

Greetings from Nassau, Bahamas! There is a saying when Florida sneezes we catch a cold lol That holds true when it comes to climate shifts and droughts. It has now been about 28 days since we had any significant rain which forced me to re-do my entire irrigation scheduling and coverage. I have been doing the manual hand watering day after day to cover areas where the irrigation was a bit lacking but I decided this weekend to buckle down and run some new lines for more coverage. My new lines aren't as pretty but its getting the job done so my lawn can survive this drought. The positive thing is I am absolutely dominating everyone in my neighborhood and probably most of the entire island but continuing to watch your videos and staying motivated to ensure my lawn remains lush and healthy!

[@richarderrington9478]

Thought I was the only one in the Bahamas who watches the LCN😅

[@ConchienceClothing]

@@richarderrington9478 lol I hope you enjoyed that good rain the last couple of days!!

[@richarderrington9478]

@ConchienceClothing loved it! I've just fitted a whole irrigation system as well. I'm trying to get the best lawn in my neighborhood. I follow everything LCN says👍

[@tobin_nathan]

5:05 yes please do a video on rehabbing old rock beds! Mine are crap and I’d like the LCN tips!

[@garykennedy5263]

How timely Al! I have some grub patches and they are torching my yard. Never had them before. I did the pull test and there they were! Grub X going down tomorrow! I also picked up a bag of BioAdvanced, so thats going down on the back yard. (I have 16k sq ft total). Great content as usual! Thanks!

[@jmfut]

Thanks for this video. Putting my treatment down sooner than I thought I could.

[@tedheierman1181]

The GrubEX contains a much lower concentration of active ingredient. 0.08% vs 0.2% in the Acelepryn. I think the Acelepryn will pan out to be a better value.

[@wroll77]

It's cheaper per application too

[@MarkTrades__]

6:29 - thats a PVC "coupler". Learned that one recently doing some hose-spigot repair thanks to yanking too hard on a hose lol. This piece is designed primarily to repair/extend a run of PVC or CPVC (outdoors here in FL) piping. Crack your pvc pipe? cut it straight, put on a coupler, and now you can keep running the pipe to wherever you are going.

[@cdelvonp]

Liquid is typically cheaper than granules, I've used both and have great success with both forms. Guess it just depends on the person and certainly what equipment and time is available. Great vid LCN, you always do good at keeping us informed and entertained. Love the innuendos 😂

[@christopherjohnson520]

I also just raked the hell out of my lawn I had too much "Thatch" from multiple (2years) mulching. Realized that from a previous video, and Scott from Scott's is telling me to feed my lawn, so I will.

[@mudwiser1391]

I love your truck Brah... Oh and your lawn looks great too!

[@THEakaZeroTime]

Allen, they make couplings that screw into the flex pipe where you don't have to screw around with cement

[@rw3619]

Hey man a little tip if you would have cut the flex pipe further down the line you would of been able to coupling the pipe back together and still been able to use the existing threaded Leno to attach the head.

[@grumpyguss]

For cool season (Michigan), seems like 1st week of May and then again 1st week of July are the way to go, yeah?

[@Hhutch14]

Hello…. Live in Dunedin FL and grass has been looking good until now. Starting to turn brown in places and some of the tips are cut and brown. As you know we have had a ton of rain since end of June. I have never put a fungicide down. I think after watching your videos I need to do this. Also how would I know if I have Cinch bugs or need to put down an insecticide? I use to live in TN so now I’m learning about St Augustine. I also have Live Oak Trees. Thanks for any help!! Next April I will be putting down the grub stuff. Love your videos.

[@TheLawnCareNut]

here you go: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIvcn2OweK2meposi=5OO2saogfiVmagV5

[@DonBistrow1]

Early May (NE Ohio) I put down GrubEx. In early July I tried BioAdvanced because I was having some spotty grub issues. A few areas got worse and I had spots of dead lawn, inspected and it was grubs. UGH!! We had a huge Japanese beetle problem this summer. I'm going to try the liquid Acelepryn for future treatment.

[@GrimmReapa]

I had weak spots like that I put a light layer of flower bed mulch down and mow to mulch it in. Non chemical/glue saw dust would work better because it is finer and can get to the soil layer faster. I even mow my hedges pruning in my back yard and the st aug loved it start growing like crazy.

[@ingramleedy]

Does the Acelepryn G Insecticide also have the same duration of protection as the Grub X? Want to put it down at the optimal time. Thanks!!

[@johnfetter3252]

Yes. Essentially 6 to 9 months. Great product. It has fixed my grub issues which were horrible 2 years ago. But that's only part of the story. The half like of the active ingredient, according to the EPA, IA about 1000 days. So you could skip every 3rd year.

[@aaronsteele7585]

Warm weather in the pacific nw has grass growing for the last month. It been rain for a week then 70 degrees for 5 or 6 days...rinse and repeat. Mostly kentucky and fescue in our area. Wish we could have those much broader leaf grasses here!

[@rlwaters]

I’m doing lesco moisture manager to prevent browning.

[@sciphan.]

My northern indiana front lawn was devastated by grubs (i think they liked my roses, but really loved my lawn). After a fall overseed and grubs, I threw down bifenthrin with 3 month control. Wish me luck!

[@glebm7688]

Hello sir, a few videos back (I don't know which one) you mentioned one of the bands or music types that you are playing while doing work. What was it? It had a fanky name 😅

[@glebm7688]

Found it! Sticks figure

[@drcode4]

Wish your app would have reminded me to put down grub treatment. Gonna be a little late this year.

[@TheLawnCareNut]

I'm sorry you missed it! We pushed this video to every user in the app in May. It goes in the lower section of the home page. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3_YnWqef9WbrMUsi=GizuT8h7LqSS75Cz

[@dylan8285]

The shrub sprays combined with the lawn irrigation is a big no no they should be separate zones anyway, as I think you know the requirements for the lawn are much different than beds

[@GamerGee]

2:24 what’s your best method to get the grass to grow baxk and fast

[@Bsting2843]

Great Informative video, hello from Allen , Tx .

[@markbratt6058]

Allyn, another good and inspiring video. One question about the sprinkler in your beds. Is the logic that the roots of the trees are in the lawn already and will draw water from that area anyway? I'm just asking because I like to work on my own sprinkler system if I can and have a couple of trouble areas due to evergreen trees being installed after the sprinklers were installed. It creates a dry area in the hotter months and the grass really suffers. I'm going to try to think of another way to get around that problem. I always love your videos. Enjoying the mow in Northwest Ohio! Sorry, but how do you deal with spraying any "icdes" with your dog? I want to spray for dandelions etc but the vet said to give the sprayed area 3 days to cure. Right now, I plan on spraying the front yard where the dog doesn't have access too unless we take him out there and skip the backyard (his domain).

[@jpflock1078]

If you kept it a little longer it would deal with the dryness this year. If you are in SFL we had over 80 inches of rain last year. Will be much less this year!

[@wroll77]

Btw Acelepryn must be watered in per label after application liquid and grandular

[@mpcatl2572]

Curious as to your thoughts on Milky Spore (either powder or granular) which is meant to be used 2-3x per year for 2 years and is said to prevent Japanese Beetle grubs for well over 10 years.

[@TheLawnCareNut]

I've never tried it so I can't comment but I do know it's been around as a grub treatment for at least 30 years and is still being sold today so that says something.

[@jefferythomas722]

I thought I had some dry spots in my lawn, but the whole damn time it’s them grubs smh 🤦🏾‍♂️. I have a beautiful lawn. But the spots are driving me crazy. I just ordered some Scott’s grub ex, I’ll be putting it down tomorrow morning or afternoon. Did I wait too late is the question. 🙋‍♂️

[@Joeaverage8925]

Had a nice green lush lawn totally screwed up mine in some areas got the 24 hour one just applied today will be reseeding those areas in fall

[@Bsting2843]

What are the 2 gooey liquids that you were brushing on your irrigation pipe connectors?

[@TheLawnCareNut]

the purple is primer and the other is the cement

[@Yamahardley]

I live in florida. Even though i have centipede my yard is just sand. How do i improve soil without resodding to hold water better?

[@jamesw6899]

Acelepryn is the new hotness. But I’ve still got some Imidacloprid. Any reason to abandon it in favor of Acelepryn?

[@TheLawnCareNut]

I have problems with tropical sod webworm and acelepryn works to prevent them as well. For northerners it does well on billbug but that is usually done and gone by the end of april or early may

[@NRB_75]

I'm in Ks. I am finally tired of seeing these mounds on my lawn. I have been told I have a sandy soil. I don't have a full thick lawn but it's not real weedy either. What can I spread and water in to help out? Unfortunately it's now Aug so what's ur advice

[@border411]

Just an FYI... GrubEX is available for $50/10,000 sq ft coverage. Makes it a lot more attractive for pounds on the ground pricing.

[@TheLawnCareNut]

that's a good call out. I'll see if they have the bigger bags here locally and put that in another video as an update.

[@JproGaming27]

Need to put down Air8 and was going to get this scotts GrubEX as well. Will those interfere with eachother?

[@TheLawnCareNut]

No they won't. Same day application all good.

[@nomargins]

If you Overseed, how long do you have to wait to use scott's grub ex

[@TheLawnCareNut]

same day right on top is fine

[@kurth7606]

Been seeing the beetles here in Orlanda the last couple of days

[@MarkTrades__]

Just saw my first yesterday in northern tampa

[@TheLawnCareNut]

time to thower down!

[@LuRod8]

how about the Spectracide brand? it has a different active ingredient and its labeled for grubs. do you recommend it?

[@donhgr]

I’ve never had good luck with Scott’s GubX I do however really like the Broadvanced Killer for a fast relief from Grubs.

[@MarkTrades__]

+1 - bioadvanced has performed the best in terms of big-box products for me. Their insect AND fungus control products.

[@alexmiehl]

I see your neighbor is a Cubs fan and flying the W!

[@TheLawnCareNut]

yes he is, he is very loyal that way, never misses a game.

[@MarkTrades__]

@@TheLawnCareNut cubs games in person will infect you with a whole different kind of passion

[@rodrpe01]

Can you apply this while also planting grass seed? Midwest bare spot

[@TheLawnCareNut]

yes you can, will not interfere with seed growth

[@SingleStacked]

When using the flex pipe do you use the same cement that is used on PVC? Thanks!

[@TheLawnCareNut]

yes you do, all good

[@tanyacaruana7917]

if you applied GrubX in May do you have to apply again in August?

[@TheLawnCareNut]

No it's a one time per year app. Very long residual.

[@sergioblanco4504]

Hi! Question. I have lots of these in my lawn and they mostly show when I mow the lawn. I have St Augustine Palmetto sod. How can I get rid of these for good? Any suggestions? St. Augustine Grass Planthopper (Syndelphax pseudoseminiger)

[@thomason240z]

@thelawncarenut I recently purchased bio advanced complete insect killer. Will this work as well as Scott's Grub Ex? I'm planning to apply it at the higher use rate of 2 lbs / 1,000 sq feet

[@mjehamy0128]

I set my Scott’s edge guard spreader to 2 with the 24hr version. I just used 3 bags and only got through a little less than half my lawn. My lawn is about 8k. There’s gotta be something wrong with this spreader or I didn’t put enough distance between spread. I try to stay close because I have the mini edge guard and it’s not very powerful of a spread.

[@Charles-nk3ep]

so im personally going with the Acelopryn and was wondering when I should put it down ? Im near Chicago , il

[@TheLawnCareNut]

right now is great.

[@Charles-nk3ep]

@@TheLawnCareNut so already ? how long is it effective ?

[@TheLawnCareNut]

@@Charles-nk3ep 4 months which covers the window when eggs are being laid

[@Charles-nk3ep]

@@TheLawnCareNut THANKS!

[@jesswu0213]

Should I use atrazine or Celsius wg herbicide for post emerge weed killing?? I here north FL

[@EM-tn2ps]

Allyn, do you have an alternative to grub ex for those of us in NY who don’t have access to it?

[@TheLawnCareNut]

I'd go to HD or Ace and see what's on the shelves. Then look at the active ingredient from there.

[@Midnight_Gardener]

Longtime landscaper here 🙋🏻‍♂️… My theory is that most hotspots suffer from reflective heat and reflective light from the sides of houses, buildings, structures, parked vehicles, house windows, white vinyl fences, sheet metal sheds, and blahblahblah…. The spots are already getting the heat from the sun itself, then a window or whatever just reflects and shines down on those spots like a magnifying glass on an ant. Most hotspots I find are almost always on the southwest exposure of the house where the sun lives all day long. I went with chlor-AN-TRA-nili-prole Last…. A lot of herbicides, pesticides, and ferts are pretty thick and end up clogging the screen at the end of either a hose end sprayer or even commercial backpack sprayers. Especially trying to be efficient and spraying all at once. Dilution doesn’t seem to help and can be counter productive, obviously. What do you do when you make a super thick herbicidal milkshake in your sprayers?

[@shane6002]

LCN I've been using liquid imidacloprid for grub prevention for a while do you still recommend it thanks for your time just

[@TheLawnCareNut]

works just fine, apply in later May to cover the summer and you'll be good.

[@shane6002]

@@TheLawnCareNut awesome thanks so much

[@ranger2316]

Are you using reclaimed water down there...and have they put the county on water hours. Pinellas county... water availability on Saturdays...grr.

[@TheLawnCareNut]

I'm on city water and it gets expensive

[@ranger2316]

@@TheLawnCareNut grr..! Come on rainy season!

[@NewEdgeOnly]

Just saw the first mature beetle in the pool, today. Throwin down ASAP! Central Florida

[@TheLawnCareNut]

it's time!

[@MarkTrades__]

seeing grass blade damage in-line with grub activity too. Maybe last 1.5 weeks. Northern tampa. Hitting with Bifenthren + imidclaprod (however you spell that one lolol) to try to nuke them in recently installed sod (sod has 30+ days rooting first)

[@karenschwartz5209]

I was just looking for you. I have one contained area of lawn that has a bunch of weed. Its s bad I am thinking about asking my neighbor that has a torch gun. He burns weeds in his gravel. Would that be a good idea? I could re-seed.

[@TheLawnCareNut]

that wont kill the weeds to the root so they will just come back. It's fine for rocky shrub beds but isn't practical for turfgrass areas.

[@karenschwartz5209]

What happen to my lawn, I had top dressed my lawn with soil that had all kinds of weed seeds in it. I have been trying to dig it out as they popped up. My husband passed away two years ago and and the lawn went down hill.

[@jvjdrn]

I recommend following Alyn’s recommendations for weed control. You have much better options than the torch. Best of luck to you.

[@TheLawnCareNut]

@@karenschwartz5209 check out yardcarebootcamp.com it is only $7 and is training I created that will tech you everything you need to know!

[@soyelkamote]

Can I put down the N-EXT products after having distributed grubEx?

[@TheLawnCareNut]

Yes you can. All good.

[@stevengao8345]

Does anyone know when is north of USA ( NY) need to apply Grub killer ? is June to late for grub killer ? thanks

[@wroll77]

Depends on the AI if using Scotts Grubex or Acelepryn for me in Cincinnati Ohio it's around Mothers Day

[@GamerGee]

0:30 I’m jealous. I gotta get my citrablue fixed.

[@johnhammond9164]

I have lava rocks beside the walkway that leads to my house. I use a weed burner attachment for a propane tank and burn the weeks in the rocks. I think I paid $50 at HD, but I've seen them at Harbor Freight for $20. In case you don't have enough tools in your garage.. 😂

[@kingposeidon9362]

The product labels for the liquid and granular Acelepryn say this for white grub treatment: "Irrigate turf immediately after application or allow rainfall to move the product into the soil."

[@TheLawnCareNut]

I see that now, why do you think their brochures state that it doesn't need to be watered in for effectiveness?

[@kingposeidon9362]

@@TheLawnCareNut 🤷 I dunno.

[@TheLawnCareNut]

@@kingposeidon9362 I appreciate you pointing it out nonetheless. It's a mystery for now. That's why I still recommended watering it in anyway.

[@Ncoastjack]

My understanding - per watching their product videos - is the “convenience” of not “having” to water it in “right away” - but allowing you to wait until your next irrigation cycle or rainfall. It’s not harmful to people or pets if it sits on the grass prior to irrigation. But, yes, eventually, it DOES need to get watered in to become effective.

[@weave4181]

In Canada our grub ex has Active ingredient: Bacillus thuringiensis subsp. galleriae strain SDS-502... Is this useless or worth the time and money for us to apply Allen?

[@22ddavyd]

As usual appreciate your expertise 👍🏼 Now off to purchase some grub ex in the AM.

[@BrandanTheBroker]

Helping mom revive her lawn but I think grubs are her last worry. She has so much chickweed creeping in from her neighbors and areas where trees once were that's now filling in with weeds.

[@gregdiekema2032]

Will GrubEx also kill earthworms and other “good” bugs in the lawn as well?

[@alejandromolina5645]

Can you please tell me what I can use to treat my entire yard for the New Guinea Flatworm, which has completely infested my yard? What insecticide can I use to be rid of them? I don't see any insecticide that lists them on their packages.

[@jckgoldness]

8:00 Every man needs a "bone box." Mines is filled with automotive goodies but same concept.

[@milenko069]

I spread diatomaceous earth in my yard and it grew fast and green. Unsure why thinking it killed some lawn pest and added some kinda nutrient to the lawn.

[@fingerlakeslawn]

Are you sure that you don’t have to water in the liquid Acelepryn? I checked the label and it says water immediately after.

[@TheLawnCareNut]

yes I noticed that too, but their other literature says it does not have to be watered in. My advice is to be safe and water it in anyway, it definitely won't do any harm.

[@mikeh5034]

My earthway spreader doesn't really perform well below 15 setting. At 15 it rips below that it's dismal. Anyone else have this issue ? Something I should check on it ?

[@christopherjohnson520]

@thelawncarenut 15:14 Great info Brother i love it. I got this Gang of 3 Raccoons keeping my lawn from looking like the Freedom Factory. Them B!tch÷s digging for gosh dang grubs. Just dropped a bag of Sevin around and got rain a day later. I'm still going to get a bag of grubX to get it good because Maines getting more rain soon. And you just edjecated me up Thanks Buddy!!!!❤❤❤

[@jvjdrn]

Thanks!❤

[@lawn2learn]

Too funny I literally just did this today with my K1s. They also stop turning and you have to adjust the right side return area. Super dry spring here in South Florida ❤

[@EastwoodPaul]

I'm going to go with Chlor-an-tran-il-ip-role, based on the fact that usually anything with trani isnt actually pronounced that way. Tranylcypromine pronounced as (tran il sip' roe meen)

[@Teeitup78]

I have a degree in entomology. He makes it easy for diy lawn peoples to get the jist of it. He didn’t apply Milorganite legally in his state of florida when it comes to phosphorus

[@jonwaggle]

coupler

[@HeyMikeyLikesIt2]

I have that same dry spot here in Palm Coast. I think when the builders laid the Sod, they gave two craps about putting the sod on good soil or even turning the soil. They just laid the sod on hard compacted dirt. So maybe the stolons never made its way into the soil. I don’t know. Tomorrow I’m going to use my aerator step tool to open some holes and soak that part of the lawn. I did have a few digging animals around. Moles maybe…. I laid some Grub ex. They told me at Home Depot to kill their food source, then work on moving them down to the neighbors house.

[@FreedomRock44]

Al did you put your Arse in to it!!!!!!

[@TheLawnCareNut]

always!

[@antonioervin6627]

Why not just use imidacloprid for grub prevention

[@TheLawnCareNut]

you can, it works great - but that is older chemistry and these new chems give you longer residual and more broad spectrum control

[@thesignkeeper3591]

Hello Allyn Dale M Here Were headed back north see you next season. Hopefully. We can do lunch🎉

[@johnsenuta1038]

All the lawns in Tampa area are drying out so no need for grub treatment till we get some rain.

[@Antny82]

Nice beard bruh!

[@andyrobs2266]

dang 125 bucks? give me a link to that lol i only see 200+

[@jagerandres5808]

Normally i don't care about grubs, but something has been digging them up in my yard and tearing up the grass.

[@ArtieMcYardie]

Armadillo??! I got hit hard with it last year. Caught four of them and the stress was real. Get bio-advanced 24 hours kill on contact.

[@MrMadeinthe80s]

Coupler

[@matthiasurankar6354]

Nylon on nylon should not need Teflon tape.

[@Ripsurfer08]

Does imidacloprid kill grubs as well? Thats what I put down.. ha! I just saw your last years video on this.. you reused the same clip.. I expect new drawings next year.

[@mikeryan6277]

Coupling

[@MarkeetaM]

Chlo-ran-tran-i-li-prole • Chlo (like "klo") • ran (like "ran") • tran (like "tran") • i (like the "i" in "machine") • li (like "lee") • prole (like "proll")