Can you use this product in the early spring to control grubs
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I spread it at night and in later Spring when the temperatures are consistently above 45F. It has always worked well for me and I am in PA.
755541
I would say no, unless you are able to heat treat it to take out most of the spring.
1344839
No. Not necessarily. It can be used in the springduring build up and the fall as bees prepare for winter. I know some who feed it all year to weak hives. If you live in an area with less diversity in flowering plants, i'd consider it.
1292419
You are NOT to use it when the air conditioner is in use. Only us it in the autumn through spring. We purchased mainly to help keep falling leaves from getting into it.
1896718
I could tell you that you should be identifying the exact weeds you want to control and keeping track of your local weather and soil temperatures etc. but....The stuff is pretty effective for a good 4 months and controls some weeds out to 6 months. I would just make sure I put it out at least 2 weeks before typical germination of the weeds you are trying to control, and even if you end up putting it out 2 months early, it is still going to be pretty effective. You could do 50% (max annual rate) for Summer weeds and again for winter weeds later in the year.
1389221
Depending on your weather, this product should be used with temps not above the temp of what it states on bag. It works great , but should be used when weeds are actively growing and temps not in the 90s. If used in summer,with high temps the weed killers would not work.It is a great product, just follow directions and avoid the extreme heat of summer.
902010
It allows water to get in and it also helps warm the soil if you plant your garden during the first few weeks pif May. I usually have a good jump on the growing season by using this product. There is very little pruning or weed control since this stops most of them from coming through.
1460500
Yes I use it in a greenhouse 24/7 during the winter months October through April. It has safeguards. It is able to be set to a temp so that only the pilot remains on once it gets to the set temp unlike others which run constantly.
1051273
I think we need to look at this from another perspective. You want to use this product when you are reasonably certain that the plant will take it up (i.e., absorb it). Since plants tend to be dormant in cold weather, mobility within the stems or trunks would be extremely limited. Thus, it is my practical belief (I am not a scientist) that a plant wouldn't be absorbing much of the Bonide during dormancy. My suggestion would be to wait for warmer weather before applying the product. Regards.
863122
You can but seems to be overkill. If u have Crabgrass problem then just use said product, if general control needed just use the weed and feed.
596408
If you have the cooling to handle it. Just remember to turn off LLC if temps run high.
2029573
It does work to kill the grubs the moles seek. It's not an over night solution but will work. Add some milky spores to the mix and your problem will be solved.
1512952
Start using it in the spring. Not a lot of mole activity at sub freezing temps.
122929
i don't know if there is a certain temp that is best. i just use it every spring (Missouri) to start the bacteria for the summer.
889880
I use a plug in programmable thermostat to control when the unit turns on and off as well as the room temp to be maintained while on. As some one stated as long as it is UV listed you should be okay.
236641
If your machine is less then three years old and you have a Windows install to boot, you can.
2271876
We had leftover Greenlight Crabgrass Preventer from spring and summer use. We kept it over the winter in a sometimes -20 degree garage. It worked very well the following Spring.