Chafer Grub Control with Heterorhabditus Leatherjackets They then lie dormant deep

They then lie dormant deep in the soil before moving to the surface in the spring to emerge as beetles again

Grass growth slows and yellow patches appear

Use as a preventative or where damage has occurred previously

Apply to moist compost/ soil using a watering can or sprayer

Subsequently

Chafer Grub Control with Heterorhabditus Leatherjackets They then lie dormant deepChafer beetle larvae are large, white grubs that feed on grass roots causing damage to lawns and other grassed areas. Grass growth slows and yellow patches appear. Secondary damage may be caused by birds pulling up the lawn to feed on the grubs. Chafer beetles emerge from the lawn, lay their eggs, which hatch into grubs feeding on the grass roots before burrowing deep into the ground. They then lie dormant deep in the soil before moving to the surface