Apple Pest Pack | Codling Moth Trap Kit | 2 Pack

Protect Your Harvest From Codling Moth & Oriental Fruit Moth If you've ever cut into an apple and found more than you bargained for, codling moth larvae are likely the culprit — and Oriental fruit moth larvae go after both fruit and tender new shoots. This trap uses a dual-pheromone lure to draw in both pests at once, trapping them on a sticky surface they can't escape. No sprays, no chemicals — just a simple monitoring and control tool for your orchard. Why gardeners like it: Non-toxic, pesticide-free pest control Dual pheromone lure attracts two moth species in one trap Keeps working for up to 60 days per lure Covers apricot, almond, plum, cherry, apple, pear, peach, quince, and English walnut trees What's included: 2 traps + 2 pheromone lures by AgBio. Active ingredient: pheromone (E,E)-8,10-Dodecadien-1-ol on a rubber septum. Setting up your trap: Pull the trap open at the top and bottom, folding the perforated edge inward to form its shape. Tuck the lure packet inside, then hang the trap using the built-in twist-tie hole — ideally high in the tree canopy, about 2 feet in from the foliage edge (dwarf or small trees only need one trap). Keep a 12–18" foliage-free buffer around the trap, and don't let it hang below the canopy or within 4 feet of the ground. Always read and follow the complete label directions and precautionary statements Timing matters For full-season protection, place traps in early spring before buds break, and swap in a fresh trap and lure every 60 days. Storage Keep unused lures in their sealed packet in the fridge or freezer to extend shelf life. Store in a cool, dry spot, and don't open until you're ready to hang it.