Pheromone trap for plum damager

Apple Moth Pheromone Trap - Effective Solution for Apple Orchards Kit includes: 1 covered cardboard trap, 2 pheromone capsules, 2 sticky bases, 2 fastening elements. Apple moth is a small light-colored butterfly with a wingspan of 10-15 mm. Larger specimens live on apple trees and smaller ones on rowan trees. Moths are active at dusk in warm and windless weather. Female moths lay up to 40 eggs on apples, rowan berries, or hawthorn berries. Larvae hatch after 10-14 days and penetrate the fruits. The feeding period lasts about a month, after which the larvae descend to the ground and pupate in soil or under tree bark. Trap Installation: 1. Fold up the ends of the trap base 2. Place the sticky base adhesive side up 3. Place the pheromone capsule in the center of the sticky base 4. Attach the trap to a branch using included parts. Installation Recommendations: Place the trap horizontally on the south or west-facing branch of the apple tree, installation height: 2-3 meters from ground, avoid direct sunlight, one trap needed per mature tree. Check the trap weekly. Replace the sticky base when it becomes dusty or covered with insects. Replace pheromone capsule and sticky base in second half of July during longer flight periods. Store unused pheromone capsules in a cool place in sealed packaging. Use white spirit or cooking oil to remove adhesive from hands. The trap body can be reused next season for the same insect species. Noticeable reduction in damage is achieved after 2-3 years of consistent use. Continued use of traps is recommended to maintain pest population control.

Codling Moth Pheromone Trap - Effective Solution for Apple Orchard Protection The set includes a cardboard trap, 2 pheromone capsules, 2 glued sticky bases, and fastening parts. It is recommended to use one trap per apple tree. The Codling Moth (Cydia pomonella) is a 10 mm long brownish-gray butterfly with a wingspan of 20 mm. Moths are active at dusk in warm and calm weather. Female moths lay eggs on fruits and leaves, caterpillars hatch within 7-14 days and feed inside fruits for 1-1.5 months. To assemble the trap: Bend up the ends of the trap base, place the sticky base with adhesive facing up, position the pheromone capsule in the center of the sticky base, attach the trap to a branch using included parts. Install the trap on the south or west side of the apple tree, protected from direct sunlight. For monitoring, place the trap at eye level, for catching at 2-3 meters height. Check traps weekly. If there are more than 5 moths per week in the trap, spraying is recommended within 7-14 days. Replace the sticky base every 3-4 weeks or when heavily soiled. In mid-July, replace both the sticky base and pheromone capsule. Noticeable reduction in codling moth damage is achieved within 2-3 years. Continue using traps for sustained protection. Pheromone traps are particularly suitable for home gardens where reduced insecticide use is desired. Note: Use white spirit or cooking oil to clean sticky bases. The trap body can be reused for the same insect species next season.

Pea Moth Pheromone Trap - An Effective Solution for Organic Gardeners

Pea moth pheromone trap is an ecological solution to protect peas from pests. In small gardens, 2-3 traps per pea bed are sufficient. In larger fields, place traps 20 meters apart around the perimeter and several in the center.

Trap Features and Usage

The pheromone trap consists of a plastic housing, sticky base, and pheromone capsules. The device attracts pea moth butterflies that get stuck on the sticky base. With the trap you can detect pest presence in the garden, assess pea moth population, and reduce pest population.

Installation and Maintenance

To install the trap: Bend up the ends of the trap's bottom surface. Place the sticky base with adhesive side up. Place the pheromone capsule in the center of the sticky base. Attach the trap to a branch using included parts.

Package Contents

Package includes: 1 plastic trap, 2 pheromone capsules, 2 adhesive sticky bases, 2 attachment parts.

Pea Moth Description and Life Cycle

Pea moth butterflies have a 12-16 mm wingspan, are gray or brown with yellow side markings. Caterpillars are 6 mm long, white or yellow with dark heads. Pests are active from July to August when they feed on pea pods.

Note! To remove adhesive from hands, use white spirit or cooking oil. Store spare capsules in a cool place in sealed packaging.

Apple Ermine Moth pheromone trap is an effective tool for gardeners to monitor and control pest insects. The set includes a cardboard trap, 2 pheromone capsules, 2 adhesive sticky bases, and mounting hardware. The Apple Ermine Moth is a white butterfly with black spots on its forewings and silver-gray hindwings. Wingspan is 18-20 mm. Moths emerge in the second half of July and fly at dusk for about a month. Female moths lay 20-80 eggs on branches, which overwinter under scales. In spring, caterpillars feed on leaf tissue and create webbed nests. Caterpillars grow to 18 mm in length, are whitish or grayish-yellow in color with a characteristic row of dots on their back. In case of mass infestation, they can damage the entire tree foliage, affecting crop quality. The pheromone trap is installed on the south or west-facing branch of the apple tree at 2-3 meters height. One trap is intended for one mature apple tree or two young trees. The pheromone capsule attracts male moths with an environmentally friendly scent. The trap should be checked weekly, record the number of caught moths, and clean or replace the sticky base if necessary. After 3-4 weeks, it is recommended to replace the sticky base and in the second half of July, also the pheromone capsule. We recommend using protective gloves when handling sticky bases. For cleaning dirty hands, use white spirit or cooking oil. The trap body can be reused for controlling the same insect species next season. Consistent use helps prevent mass spread of pests.

Apple Moth Pheromone Trap - Effective Solution for Apple Orchards Kit includes: 1 covered cardboard trap, 2 pheromone capsules, 2 sticky bases, 2 fastening elements. Apple moth is a small light-colored butterfly with a wingspan of 10-15 mm. Larger specimens live on apple trees and smaller ones on rowan trees. Moths are active at dusk in warm and windless weather. Female moths lay up to 40 eggs on apples, rowan berries, or hawthorn berries. Larvae hatch after 10-14 days and penetrate the fruits. The feeding period lasts about a month, after which the larvae descend to the ground and pupate in soil or under tree bark. Trap Installation: 1. Fold up the ends of the trap base 2. Place the sticky base adhesive side up 3. Place the pheromone capsule in the center of the sticky base 4. Attach the trap to a branch using included parts. Installation Recommendations: Place the trap horizontally on the south or west-facing branch of the apple tree, installation height: 2-3 meters from ground, avoid direct sunlight, one trap needed per mature tree. Check the trap weekly. Replace the sticky base when it becomes dusty or covered with insects. Replace pheromone capsule and sticky base in second half of July during longer flight periods. Store unused pheromone capsules in a cool place in sealed packaging. Use white spirit or cooking oil to remove adhesive from hands. The trap body can be reused next season for the same insect species. Noticeable reduction in damage is achieved after 2-3 years of consistent use. Continued use of traps is recommended to maintain pest population control.

Codling Moth Pheromone Trap - Effective Solution for Apple Orchard Protection The set includes a cardboard trap, 2 pheromone capsules, 2 glued sticky bases, and fastening parts. It is recommended to use one trap per apple tree. The Codling Moth (Cydia pomonella) is a 10 mm long brownish-gray butterfly with a wingspan of 20 mm. Moths are active at dusk in warm and calm weather. Female moths lay eggs on fruits and leaves, caterpillars hatch within 7-14 days and feed inside fruits for 1-1.5 months. To assemble the trap: Bend up the ends of the trap base, place the sticky base with adhesive facing up, position the pheromone capsule in the center of the sticky base, attach the trap to a branch using included parts. Install the trap on the south or west side of the apple tree, protected from direct sunlight. For monitoring, place the trap at eye level, for catching at 2-3 meters height. Check traps weekly. If there are more than 5 moths per week in the trap, spraying is recommended within 7-14 days. Replace the sticky base every 3-4 weeks or when heavily soiled. In mid-July, replace both the sticky base and pheromone capsule. Noticeable reduction in codling moth damage is achieved within 2-3 years. Continue using traps for sustained protection. Pheromone traps are particularly suitable for home gardens where reduced insecticide use is desired. Note: Use white spirit or cooking oil to clean sticky bases. The trap body can be reused for the same insect species next season.

Pea Moth Pheromone Trap - An Effective Solution for Organic Gardeners

Pea moth pheromone trap is an ecological solution to protect peas from pests. In small gardens, 2-3 traps per pea bed are sufficient. In larger fields, place traps 20 meters apart around the perimeter and several in the center.

Trap Features and Usage

The pheromone trap consists of a plastic housing, sticky base, and pheromone capsules. The device attracts pea moth butterflies that get stuck on the sticky base. With the trap you can detect pest presence in the garden, assess pea moth population, and reduce pest population.

Installation and Maintenance

To install the trap: Bend up the ends of the trap's bottom surface. Place the sticky base with adhesive side up. Place the pheromone capsule in the center of the sticky base. Attach the trap to a branch using included parts.

Package Contents

Package includes: 1 plastic trap, 2 pheromone capsules, 2 adhesive sticky bases, 2 attachment parts.

Pea Moth Description and Life Cycle

Pea moth butterflies have a 12-16 mm wingspan, are gray or brown with yellow side markings. Caterpillars are 6 mm long, white or yellow with dark heads. Pests are active from July to August when they feed on pea pods.

Note! To remove adhesive from hands, use white spirit or cooking oil. Store spare capsules in a cool place in sealed packaging.

Apple Ermine Moth pheromone trap is an effective tool for gardeners to monitor and control pest insects. The set includes a cardboard trap, 2 pheromone capsules, 2 adhesive sticky bases, and mounting hardware. The Apple Ermine Moth is a white butterfly with black spots on its forewings and silver-gray hindwings. Wingspan is 18-20 mm. Moths emerge in the second half of July and fly at dusk for about a month. Female moths lay 20-80 eggs on branches, which overwinter under scales. In spring, caterpillars feed on leaf tissue and create webbed nests. Caterpillars grow to 18 mm in length, are whitish or grayish-yellow in color with a characteristic row of dots on their back. In case of mass infestation, they can damage the entire tree foliage, affecting crop quality. The pheromone trap is installed on the south or west-facing branch of the apple tree at 2-3 meters height. One trap is intended for one mature apple tree or two young trees. The pheromone capsule attracts male moths with an environmentally friendly scent. The trap should be checked weekly, record the number of caught moths, and clean or replace the sticky base if necessary. After 3-4 weeks, it is recommended to replace the sticky base and in the second half of July, also the pheromone capsule. We recommend using protective gloves when handling sticky bases. For cleaning dirty hands, use white spirit or cooking oil. The trap body can be reused for controlling the same insect species next season. Consistent use helps prevent mass spread of pests.

TEKLA Herbicide Sprayer for Berry Plantations TEKLA herbicide sprayer is a professional solution for weed control in berry plantations. The device attaches to the front boom of the tractor and is specially designed for treating the area under bushes. Applications Ideal for use under: Currant bushes, Gooseberry bushes, Chokeberry bushes. Main Features: Hydraulic height adjustment, Adjustable working width, Precise spraying technology, Protection curtain system, Tiltable working section, Transparent back wall for nozzle inspection. Model Range: TE-001: Single-sided base model, TE-002: Adjustable working width 1.6-2.0m, TE-003: Hydraulic cylinder width, TE-004: TEKLA 2 working width 3.2-4.0m, TE-004W: TEKLA 2W working width 2.8-3.44m, TE-005: Double-sided with hydraulic cylinders. Technical Specifications (Terkla 1 TE-001): Working pressure: 2-4 bar, Working speed: up to 10 km/h, Productivity: 0.5-1 ha/h, Weight: 75 kg, Length: 1050 mm, Working area: 1600-2000 mm, Height: 1150 mm, Spraying width: 1140 mm. Official JAGODA equipment distributor in Estonia is Cider Mill OÜ.