I would have no lawn if I didn't treat for insects. Grubs, webworms, armyworms, cinch bugs are rampant here.pestandturfpro wrote: ↑Mon May 25, 2020 3:45 pmYou do not need to treat turf grass for proper/effective control of mosquitos. Actually, you shouldn’t treat turf grass at all for any insect- except flea or tick infestations. This helps to protect our pollinators, however subtle it may help.
Do you see anything wrong though with using lambda-cyhalothrin for lawn insects (webworms, armyworms, cinch bugs, etc)? Same group as bifenthrin and seems to last way longer. Was hoping to group this with imidacloprid so as not to have bugs develop resistance.
And I would move if I couldn't treat the lawn for fire ants.mjh648 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 27, 2020 10:32 amI would have no lawn if I didn't treat for insects. Grubs, webworms, armyworms, cinch bugs are rampant here.pestandturfpro wrote: ↑Mon May 25, 2020 3:45 pmYou do not need to treat turf grass for proper/effective control of mosquitos. Actually, you shouldn’t treat turf grass at all for any insect- except flea or tick infestations. This helps to protect our pollinators, however subtle it may help.
I don't know if it necessarily lasts longer if it is watered into the ground, but it is labeled for things.mjh648 wrote: ↑Mon Nov 02, 2020 11:50 amDo you see anything wrong though with using lambda-cyhalothrin for lawn insects (webworms, armyworms, cinch bugs, etc)? Same group as bifenthrin and seems to last way longer. Was hoping to group this with imidacloprid so as not to have bugs develop resistance.