Monterey Codling Moth Trap & Lure

These traps use a pheromone lure to attract male codling moths to a sticky surface. By capturing the males before they can mate, the trap disrupts the reproductive cycle and helps you monitor pest activity levels to determine if further intervention is needed.

For optimal performance, you should replace the traps and lures every 28 days. The pheromone potency fades over time, and the sticky surface will eventually lose its effectiveness as it fills with debris or insects.

No, these traps are not considered child or pet safe. They should be hung securely within the canopy of your trees, out of reach of curious hands or paws, to prevent accidental contact with the sticky adhesive.

No, these traps are designed for single use. Once the sticky surface is covered or the 28-day effectiveness period has passed, you should dispose of the entire unit and replace it with a fresh one.

You should hang the traps within the canopy of your fruit or nut trees, ideally at eye level or slightly higher. Ensure they are placed in an area with good airflow so the pheromone scent can disperse effectively to attract the moths.