Growing Success Plum Maggot Trap - Refill

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The Growing Success Plum Maggot Trap Refill is an essential tool for home orchardists and gardeners looking to protect their plum, damson, and gage trees from infestation. By utilizing a targeted pheromone lure to attract and capture male plum fruit moths, this product provides an effective early-warning system for pest activity. It is perfect for those prioritizing organic-friendly gardening methods, though users should note that the refill requires periodic replacement and must be used in conjunction with an existing trap housing to function properly.
| Model Part Number | 1259341 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Growing Success |
You should hang your traps with the new refill in mid-May to catch the first generation of moths.
No, the pheromone is highly specific to the plum fruit moth and will not attract beneficial pollinators.
Lures typically last for the duration of the monitoring season, but if you notice a significant drop in captures during peak season, you may want to refresh it.
No, this specific lure is formulated for the plum fruit moth. You should use a codling moth lure for apple trees.
Yes, because it uses natural pheromones to trap pests without the use of chemical insecticides.
Verify the trap is hung at the correct height in the tree canopy and that the lure is correctly seated in the housing.
Clean the trap housing and replace the sticky liner if possible to ensure the lure's effectiveness is not hindered.
Check the date of installation; if it has been more than six weeks, the lure likely needs replacement due to seasonal degradation.
To set up your refill, carefully remove the old lure from the base of your existing Growing Success trap housing and dispose of it. Insert the new pheromone lure into the designated holder within the trap. Ensure the sticky liner remains clean and free of debris during this process. Compatibility is specific to the Growing Success Plum Maggot Trap system; do not attempt to use this refill with generic traps as the pheromone concentration and housing design may differ. For care, inspect the trap every two weeks to clear out debris or dead moths to maintain an accurate count and ensure the trap surface remains sticky.