Protect your fruit trees from guava moth infestations with the NoPests Guava Moth Pheromone Trap. Designed for effective monitoring and control, this trap helps safeguard your crops by attracting and capturing guava moths.

Instructions:

• Start by unfolding a sticky insert and placing it inside the trap with the sticky side facing up.
• Open one foil sachet containing the monitoring lure and use tweezers to place it in the center of the trap.
• Attach the wire hanger provided and hang the trap at head height on the windward side of your trees.
• Each trap is effective for monitoring 3–5 average-sized trees spaced up to 12 meters apart. For larger areas or higher infestations, use additional traps.

Regularly inspect the trap and remove trapped moths to maintain its effectiveness. If you capture more than 12 moths per week, it may indicate a significant infestation. Consider additional pest management measures, such as using garden insecticides approved for guava moth control.

By following these steps, you can efficiently manage guava moth populations and protect your fruit trees for a healthier harvest. While this trap serves as a reliable monitoring device, consider the Pestrol Dominator Multi Insect Trap for more aggressive culling of guava moths in larger infestations.