8 Natural Ways to Exterminate Garden GRUBS Naturally (LAWN & GARDEN CONTROL)

How to Get Rid of Garden GRUBS Naturally (LAWN & GARDEN CONTROL)
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How to Get Rid of Garden Grubs Naturally?
Are grubs taking over the flowers and veggies in your garden? If you are battling these pests in your garden, this video is for you! We will show you the perfect solution to eliminate those pesky bugs without harsh chemicals. This guide will show you simple tips and tricks to keep grubs from ruining your garden. So what are you waiting for? Tune in now to take back control of your garden!

Garden grubs are the C-shaped larvae of various beetles. They live beneath the soil surface, where they feed on grass roots and cause damage to lawns and gardens. Garden grubs can cause significant damage to grass and gardens by reducing root growth and causing plants to wilt or die. Their feeding behavior creates drought-like symptoms in plants due to insufficient water absorption by the roots. They also attract predators like birds, raccoons, skunks, and moles that destroy lawns during grub hunting.
Here are 8 Natural Ways to Exterminate Garden Grubs
1. Apply neem oil
Neem oil is a natural and effective pesticide that can help control garden grubs. Its derived from the seeds of the neem tree, native to India and other parts of Asia. Neem oil contains a compound with insecticidal properties that can target various pests like garden grubs. To use neem oil as an insecticide, mix it with water according to the instructions on the label. Then spray the solution onto your plants and soil where you have noticed signs of grub damage. The oil will disrupt the life cycle of garden grubs, preventing them from maturing into adult beetles that can lay eggs. In addition to its insecticidal properties, neem oil has antifungal and antibacterial properties that protect your plants from other diseases. While neem oil is safe for humans and pets, use it cautiously and follow proper safety guidelines.

0:00:00 Intro
0:01:07 1. Apply neem oil
0:02:00 2. Introduce beneficial nematodes
0:02:54 3. Treat infestation with milky spore
0:03:57 4. Exterminate with Borax
0:04:46 5. Mix garlic juice and water
0:05:19 6. Aerate
0:06:43 7. Remove thatch build-up
0:07:27 8. Limit Irrigation in your garden