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White grubs - Garden Insect Library - Saferbrand

White Grubs

White grubs are the larval stage of many insects. When there is a White Grub infestation, plants can be damaged and die. Lawns will have dead spots.

 

Azadirachtin is a natural insect growth regulator which is derived from the neem seed (neem oil). It is a very effective grub killer to keep your organic garden healthy. Azadirachtin interferes with molting, resulting in the death of the grub.

 

 

 

 

So... What's a White Grub?

White grubs are the larval stage of many insects. They eat the roots of grass and plants. Those most commonly encountered by home gardeners are the June Bug, European Chafer, Masked Chafer, Billbug, Oriental Beetle, and Japanese Beetle. They are white in color and C-shaped.

 

 

 

 

Reproduction Patterns of White Grubs

Reproduction patterns vary to a degree for the life cycles of the commonly encountered insects that have a grub stage. See Reproduction Patterns of the Japanese Beetle in Facts About Japanese Beetles.

 

 

 

 

White Grub's Habitat

The white grub can usually be found in the soil, on plants and in lawns. It prefers sunny areas.

 

Using azidirachtin as an effective grub killer will allow your organic garden to be free from white grubs which can damage your plants and ruin your harvest.

 

 

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