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Pheromone trap-boxwood moth
Improves soil structure and naturally feeds your garden.
- Improved soil structure: boosts drainage and loosens compacted soil
- Special composition: unique 50/50 mix with deep-burrowing worms
- Great for: gardens and lawns
€29.90
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Description
Pheromone trap for the boxwood moth.
Contents: Boxwood moth trap and 4 pheromone capsules (keep cool, preferably in the freezer) enough for a whole season. Description how to use.
Description
To combat the boxwood moth, a pheromone trap is the means to use. The pheromone trap is extremely suitable for both preventive and active control.
Spraying lava flour with a lava flour atomizer also helps well against the boxwood moth, use this in combination with the pheromone trap for an even better result.
Read more about it here Fighting boxwood moths
How to use the pheromone trap:
Hang the trap close to the boxwood hedge.
For preventive use, hang 1 trap per 100 m2 to 200 m2.
For active control, hang 1 trap per 20 m2. As our Belgian colleagues from BioGrow say, the more you hang, the more you catch.
What is a pheromone trap?
The trap uses the female pheromones of the boxwood moth. This attracts the male moth. When the boxwood moth ends up in the trap, the moth remains trapped and can no longer fertilize a female. The trap only attracts the male boxwood moth and does no harm to other insects.
Ingredients & recipe
One pheromone trap with four pheromone capsules for box tree moth, sufficient for one season.
How to use it
- Hang the trap in an open spot close to the box hedge, at a height of approximately 1.70 metres.
- For prevention, use one trap per 100–200 m²; for active control, use one per 20 m².
- Slide the tube directly from the sachet into its holder and do not touch it with your fingers.
- Store the capsules cool, preferably in the freezer.
Technical details
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Frequently asked questions
Which animal is this pheromone trap for?
This trap is intended for male box tree moths.
How many pheromone traps do I need?
For prevention use one trap per 100–200 m², or for active control one trap per 20 m².
Where should I hang the box tree moth trap?
Hang it in an open spot close to the box hedge at a height of approximately 1.70 metres.
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