The soil must be above 65 degrees F when the grubs are actively feeding, which is the best time for application. It is most effective to apply Milky Spore in the summer and early fall. Subsequently, one may also ask, when should I put milky spore on my lawn? Klein explains that although it does work best against Japanese beetle babies, some strains have been shown to infect other whitegrubs-which is good, because other beetle grubs are learning how much fun it is to live in turf. Subsequently, question is, does Milky Spore really work? Misconception #1: " Milky spore(disease) ONLY works on JAPANESE beetle grubs. This bacteria is not registered in Canada.
Milky spore disease, Bacillus popilliae, is a naturally occurring bacteria which was isolated in 1933 from infected grubs. Likewise, is Milky Spore available in Canada? The use of entomogenous nematodes to treat the soil to help control grubs is being evaluated and may prove useful in the future.
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