How to Get Rid of Grubs

Grubs look like thick white worms with front legs. Grubs are not worms at all. Grub are larvae of Beetles such as Japanese Beetle. Beetles lay eggs in summer, and those eggs hatch in late summer, turn into larvae and dig underground and start eating the roots of plants. Grubs are harmful for the garden. There are two natural ways to get rid of grubs.

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[suzyq]

Thank you for your videos. We have a bearded dragon that gets to roam around our yard, so pesticides are not an option. Also since getting our pet, I am more aware of the dangers that pesticides to wildlife in general. I am glad to find some natural solutions to help my garden.

[Aries]

Omg thank you! These things have been driving me insane they are everywhere. Just poured the last of my cornmeal and ordered milky spore. So glad I found this video!

[pandorafox]

Now I don't feel so bad. All my plants with a few exceptions died. I pulled them and they had almost no roots! It was those grubs. Didn't figure that out until this summer as I was tilling the soil to prepare for cold weather veg. There are at least 100+ in a small raised bed. Those are the ones I have found, digging by hand. My chickens LOVED them. I will try your suggestions. Thank you so much! So milky spores AND corn meal. And a Japanese beetle trap on the other side of the yard. Thanks again for the lovely video! New sub!

[justwhatido]

That was perfect thank you. I've been trying to find a way to kill the grubs in my garden without worrying about what it might do to my chickens and other animals. In think i might share this tip on my channel too.

[brandaccount]

Best to use until the milky spore takes hold is to generously work sand into soil at roots
. Sand sticks on the goo of their bodies and they get stuck and fade away. Also saucers of beer. They love it, get into the beer and explode! Works but is expensive, you go through a lot of beer to kill a few grubs..

[fishnlady]

I just found your channel and I have listened to your information about gardening on a few videos so I subscribed. Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge.

[therusticranchgarden]

Thanks for the info. I just found a grub in my garden today (in one of my raised beds) I’m going to try the corn meal. Great video- all the other videos regarding grubs, were not very informative like you. Thank you.

[dianawilliams-coe]

What is milky’s spurs we need a picture of that... Majority of the people know what corn mill is thanks for that picture

[markkristynichols]

Just found your channel and LOVE it! thanks for this one too--never knew cornmeal would work! Gonna try next season--have grubs and then moles/voles that tunnel so hoping this works!!--Thanks-Kristy

[Tara-sfuu]

My bearded dragon is my all natural grub control, lol. He patrols my raised beds while I garden, anytime I find a grub he makes short work of it

[rosemarynguyen]

Hi Jag, I just love your channel! Do I have to dig and bury the cornmeal under the mulch? Thank you!

[DeadeyeJoe]

I have wood chip mulch in my garden and will frequently find grubs munching away at the wood chips. I guess I'll have to keep an eye on my plants to see if I need to control them. Milky spores are expensive, but I might try that corn meal solution (supposedly it works for slugs too)

[mindy]

I have never had a grub issue yet. Knock on wood. LOL because before I plant my fall and spring gardens I set my chickens out. They free range but not into the gardens only when its clean up. 👍 I hope I never have a grub issue but will use the corn meal in the future if I do. Thanks 😀

[agardeningreece]

Thank you so much! HOW CAN WE GET RID OF Mole

[rajeshsrirangam]

I subscribed as you taught me a better way to get rid of grubs

[debiegordon]

Wow...I just luv ur channel...so simple & straight forward...ThanQ 💚💚💚🌿🌿🌿🌻🌻🌻🌻

[vickismall]

What about DE in the garden. I have a 4’x20’ raised bed and there are dozens and dozens of the.
Milky spore or DE. IR BOTH??? Thanks love your videos, so informative. ❤

[damankaur]

Please make video on how to get rid of slugs, gnats and thanks for this video

[likeitornotbut]

I dont have few in my garden, I have them everywhere and they are destroying my garden! Corn meal, who knew? You did, thanks

[gardenhome]

Wire worms are making holes in my radishes, will corn meal help in getting rid of them ?