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VivaTrap! Codling + Oriental Fruit Moth Trap & Pheromone Lure (2 Pack)

$ 12.13

Availability: 10 in stock
  • Model: 680569068750
  • Color: White
  • Condition: New
  • Brand: VivaGrow
  • Certification Required: No
  • Indoor/Outdoor: Outdoor
  • Material: Cardboard
  • Control Method: Kill
  • Item Weight: 2.1oz
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Type: Trap
  • Number in Pack: 2
  • MPN: 680569068750
  • Form: Wet Glue
  • Pest Type: Moth
  • Features: Child Safe

    Description

    VivaTrap! Codling + Oriental Fruit Moth Trap & Pheromone Lure (2 Pack). Condition is "New". Shipped with USPS First Class.
    Help protect your Apple, Crab Apple, Peach, Pear, Plum & other fruit trees from destructive moth larvae! Don't spray your trees if it isn't necessary
    VivaTrap! Codling Moth + Oriental Fruit Moth Traps are the
    *ONLY*
    pheromone traps available for Oriental Fruit Moths, our proprietary multi-pheromone mixture is field proven!
    Codling Moths and Oriental Fruit Moths attack these and other species:
    Apple
    Apricot
    Almond
    Plum
    Cherry
    Peach
    Pear
    Quince
    English Walnut
    Codling Moth
    (Cydia pomonella)
    larvae are typically the cause of 'wormy' fruit, doing damage by stinging the flesh and boring into the seed cavity. There are 2-4 generations per year, depending on climate.
    Oriental Fruit Moth
    (Grapholita molesta)
    larvae attack both fruit and young shoots & twigs, killing the tip of the shoots and causing strikes or flagging. Larvae typically enter fruit near the stem and immediately bore to the center, feeding around the pit. There are 5-6 generations per year, depending on climate.
    VivaTrap! Codling Moth & Oriental Fruit Moth Traps utilize a strong wet glue adhesive to retain moths attracted to the dual pheromone lure.
    Includes:
    2x extra-sticky wet glue traps & 2x lures (2 complete traps)
    Instructions:
    Hang traps in trees at 5-6' height, with care to avoid wind and rain as possible.  Use 1 trap for each smaller tree, or 2 for larger trees.  Deploy traps in early April, and again in August for best results. Lure lasts for approximately 8 weeks.
    Free USPS shipping with tracking