If you feel like it's grubs you need to go with something with Trichlorfon for curative control of grubs/webworms etc. Bayer sells a "24-he Grub Killer" product in the big box stores. Dylox is the professional product but compare labels.
Next spring consider something like Acelepryn for an early-summer all-season app.

 

If you feel like it's grubs you need to go with something with Trichlorfon for curative control of grubs/webworms etc. Bayer sells a "24-he Grub Killer" product in the big box stores. Dylox is the professional product but compare labels.
Next spring consider something like Acelepryn for an early-summer all-season app.

Thanks. Should I maybe wait a day or two since I just applied a different product? I also need to get some antifungal down and don't want too much of a chemical cocktail all at once.

 

If you feel like it's grubs you need to go with something with Trichlorfon for curative control of grubs/webworms etc. Bayer sells a "24-he Grub Killer" product in the big box stores. Dylox is the professional product but compare labels.
Next spring consider something like Acelepryn for an early-summer all-season app.

Thanks. Should I maybe wait a day or two since I just applied a different product? I also need to get some antifungal down and don't want too much of a chemical cocktail all at once.

Not sure what exactly a 1 or 2 day delay will do… insecticide max apps are a function of environmental limits with things such as half-life, runoff & waterways taken into account. Being that the ai is different than previously applied I would think it safe to apply, if needed.

 

1.5 lbs per k of GrubEx, watered in, will help manage the webworm larvae. Add in 24hr Grub Killer Plus if you get an outbreak.

 

+ agree with ionicatoms. Preventative watered in, and a killing treatment is you see worms under the turf or moths.