Codling Moth Trap & Lure
$19.49
Pheromone based lure and trap for use in apples, pears, crabapples and walnuts
Attracts and traps Codling Moths
Codling moths are a worldwide pest that attacks apples, pears, walnuts and quince, so these are the trees to use it on.
How it Works: Codling Moth Trap & Lure is a sex pheromone lure that attracts the male codling moth and traps it. The trap can be used to monitor the moth population, and determine when to begin insecticide application.
Easy to set up and place:
- Just grasp the trap by the top and bottom flaps. Pull apart to form the trap.
- Open the lure packet and place one lure on the upper inside surface of the trap.
- Place the trap 1–2 feet inside the tree canopy.
Note: When moths start to collect in the traps, that is the time to start the insecticide application.
Box contains 2 complete traps and lures.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Codling Moth Trap & Lure?
It is a sex pheromone that attracts the male codling moth. It is used to monitor the population so you can determine the proper time to begin insecticide application.
How is Codling Moth Trap & Lure used?
Grasp the trap by the top and bottom flaps. Pull apart to form the trap. Open the lure packet and place one lure on the upper inside surface of the trap. Place the trap 1–2 feet inside the tree canopy.
When do I start using the traps?
Place traps in trees 1–2 weeks before bud break. Check for moths every 2–3 days. Dispose of traps when full of moths, or at least every 4 weeks. When moths start to collect in the traps, that is the time to start the insecticide application.
What can I use Codling Moth Trap & Lure on?
Codling moths are a worldwide pest that attacks apples, pears, walnuts and quince, so these are the trees to use it on.
How is Codling Moth Trap & Lure packaged?
There are 2 complete traps and lures per box. A case contains 12 boxes.
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