Are Chafer Grubs Any Good?
The European Chafer May Be the Most Serious Grub Pest of Home Lawns and Low-Maintenance Turf. Although Not as Widespread as Japanese Beetles, European Chafer...
The European chafer may be the most serious grub pest of home lawns and low-maintenance turf. Although not as widespread as Japanese beetles, European chafer grubs are more damaging to home lawns in areas where both are found. Unlike Japanese beetles, European chafers are not a problem in irrigated turf.
Are chafer grubs bad?
Chafer Grubs are the larvae of the Chafer Beetle and can cause severe damage to lawns or any grassed area. The small brown Chafer Beetle only survives for 2-3 weeks once reaching maturity and are harmless as they don't cause any damage to your beloved lawn.
How do you get rid of chafer grubs?
The only way to deal with Chafer Grubs in your lawn is to kill them by applying a product called Nemasys Chafer Grub Killer. This product contains microscopic worms called Entomopathogenic Nematodes which prey on Chafer Grubs, infecting them with a fatal bacteria.