What does it involve?

Grub prevention typically involves applying insecticides or biological controls to the lawn area during the early stages of beetle larvae development, aiming to disrupt their life cycle and reduce their population. Additionally, cultural practices such as maintaining proper lawn care practices and promoting a healthy soil ecosystem can also play a crucial role in preventing grub infestations.

How does it work?

Grub prevention involves several measures such as applying insecticides, introducing beneficial nematodes, or using microbial-based products to target beetle larvae before they cause significant damage to lawns. Additionally, promoting a healthy lawn through proper watering, mowing, and soil management practices can help deter grub infestations by creating an environment less conducive to their development.