Raspberry Beetle Trap - White - Gardening Naturally


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The Gardening Naturally Raspberry Beetle Trap is an essential tool for home gardeners and commercial growers seeking to protect raspberries, blackberries, and loganberries from the destructive raspberry beetle. By utilizing visual cues and floral attractants to intercept pests before they lay eggs, this device significantly reduces fruit damage throughout the growing season, though it requires timely placement and regular lure replacement to remain effective.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | RBT |
| Brand | Gardening Naturally |
You should set up the trap between April and July, ideally 4–6 weeks before your berries begin to flower.
One trap is designed to cover an area of up to 50 square metres.
The attractant lure lasts for approximately six weeks and should be replaced once that period has elapsed.
The Raspberry Beetle Trap is specifically designed for raspberry, blackberry, and loganberry beetles; it is not intended for strawberry-specific pests.
It is recommended to remove and store the trap after the flowering and fruiting season has ended to prolong the life of the plastic components.
Verify that the trap is installed at the correct height (1–1.5m) and that the lure is not expired (older than 6 weeks).
Secure the lure firmly using the mounting point. If the clip is loose, check for damage or clear any debris preventing a tight fit.
To set up your trap, assemble the funnel and vane components according to the provided structure. Attach the floral attractant lure inside the trap housing, ensuring it is secure. Position the unit 1–1.5m above ground using a post or stake. Maintain the trap by checking the capture chamber regularly and removing any debris. The attractant lure has a limited lifespan of six weeks; keep a calendar to ensure you replace the lure before it expires to prevent a gap in coverage. At the end of the season, disassemble the trap, clean the components with water to remove residue, and store it in a cool, dry place for the winter.