If you plan to treat for grubs with Milky Spore Lawn Spreader Mix, you should do so after you have put the new lawn down. If you apply it now and then dig up the soil later before reseeding the area, you will disturb some of the barrier and spores you have put down. Or Milky Spore can go down at the same time as the grass seed and then watered in. You can wait 36 to 48 hours before watering in the Spore. Make sure you water the Spore before raking or mowing your lawn.
We are not sure if this spreader would be appropriate for application of Milky Spore Lawn Spreader Mix since Milky Spore Spreader Mix is too light to be used with a broadcast/rotary spreader. It must be placed in concentrated areas on the lawn and that is why it must be used with a drop spreader over every square foot of grass. It requires six applications, usually Spring and Fall for three years to build the number of spores in any one area to millions of spores.
For assistance calibrating your spreader, please see our video at the bottom of our granular spreader page here.
The best time to apply Milky Spore Lawn Spreader Mix would be in the spring (May), summer (July), and fall (September). It would be too late in the year to apply this product now if you already have freezing temperatures. We would recommend waiting until the Spring to apply. Please take a moment to review our How to Get Rid of Moles Guide to implement a successful treatment plan.
Yes, Milky Spore Lawn Spreader Mix can be used as a curative as it does not start working until the grubs are actively feeding. The product is too light to be used with a broadcast spreader. It must be placed in concentrated areas on the lawn and that is why it must be used with a drop spreader over every square foot of grass. It requires six applications, usually Spring and Fall, for two years to build the number of spores in any one area to millions of spores.
The 20lb bag of Milky Spore Lawn Spreader Mix will treat 7,000 sq ft. To treat 1.5 acres, you would need approx 10 bags to fully treat the yard. Milky Spore Lawn Spreader Mix needs be applied in the Spring, Summer and Fall for 2 years in order to get the 20 year protection.
Milky Spore Lawn Spre , which are a food source for moles. However, there are food sources for moles other than grubs. Earthworms are one of the largest food sources for moles, but unfortunately there is no product that will eradicate the earth worms. We would recommend a product like Talpirid Mole Bait. It is a worm shaped bait that moles will consume. It is dropped in active mole runs. You can also use a trap like Talpirid Mole Trap
Milky Spore Lawn Spreader Mix will not harm shrubs, trees, man, pets or beneficial insects. It is harmless to food crops. It is not a chemical pesticide. It may be used in gardens, around pools and wells.
We recommend that you calibrate your spreader over a small area of 1000 sq ft before treating your entire yard with Milky Spore Lawn Spreader Mix or any other granule lawn product. We have a video here to assist you with this process. You are using about 2.9 lbs of Milky Spore Spreader mix per 1000 sq ft.
Milky Spore Lawn Spreader Mix is best applied with a drop spreader but we do not have the exact settings for the model you have
For assistance calibrating your spreader, please see our video at the bottom of our granular spreader page here.
Milky Spore Lawn Spreader Mix is too light to be used with a broadcast spreader. It must be placed in concentrated areas on the lawn and that is why it must be used with a drop spreader over every square foot of grass.
Yes, you can. Milky Spore will not interfere with any other beneficials or insecticides.
Milky Spore Lawn Spreader Mix is best applied with a drop spreader but we do not have the exact settings for the model you have
For assistance calibrating your spreader, please see our video at the bottom of our granular spreader page here.
Due to state and manufacturer restrictions, we are unable to ship Milky Spore Lawn Spreader Mix to the following states: AK, AZ, CA, DC, FL, HI, ID, LA, MI, MT, NV, NM, ND, OK, OR, SD, TX, UT, WA, WY.
An application of Roundup would not have any effect on the Milky Spore. Milky Spore is not affected by pesticides, fungicides or herbicides. They may be applied at the same time.
Yes, Milky Spore is not a chemical pesticide. It may be used in gardens, around pools and wells.