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Identify the 'Spotty' Growth Pattern

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How to Get Rid of Japanese Beetles

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Observe the overall pattern of damage in your lawn. Grub infestations often result in a 'spotty' appearance, characterized by alternating patches of dead or stressed grass next to areas of healthy, green grass. This occurs because grubs tend to consume all the roots in one section before moving on to an adjacent healthy patch. The presenter shows a clear example of this uneven damage in a lawn.

Goal: Recognize the characteristic pattern of grub-damaged lawn.

Tools and materials

  • Sod — Observing the spotty growth pattern

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eating them which is killing the side so as we flip this piece of side back one of the indicators that you see is De Dead Alive Dead Alive very spotty growth in the S that's simply because the Beetles have congregated in this area they've destroyed and decimated everything here and then they move on to the next piece of sod that's why you get this spotty look you may be wondering scratching your head well gol leave you

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