Directions for Use
The Delta Trap is recommended for this insect. Traps should be placed in the orchard before the first moths normally appear and maintained until the end of the season. This is normally April to September. The exact time of insect emergence will vary with location and seasonal variation and this recommendation can be adapted according to local conditions. The traps should be placed at head height within the tree canopy and located centrally within the orchard with at least 50m between each trap. One trap should be sufficient to monitor up to 3 hectares of a uniform orchard. In the case of irregular orchards 1 trap per hectare is recommended. Lures should be changed every 4-6 weeks or earlier. The sticky inserts should normally be changed when the lures are changed. In situations where high insect catches or dusty conditions have led to the deterioration of the glue surface the inserts should be changed. It is recommended that at each reading the trapped insects and any other debris be removed and the glue stirred. Catches should be recorded weekly in low populations but more frequently in orchards with high populations. In some countries, the traps may also catch some Oriental Fruit Moth (Grapholitha molesta) if the trap is near peach trees. These can be readily distinguished because of their smaller size and the lack of a bronze eye marks on the forewing which is normal for Codling Moth. To avoid affecting the efficiency of the trapping system it is strongly recommended that traps be used for only the one species. Never mix with lures for other species
Storage Instructions
This product is sealed in impermeable packaging for storage and shipping. Keep product away from direct sunlight, heat, sparks and open flame. The dispensers and systems should be kept under good storage conditions at below 15°C when the dispensers will retain their activity and attraction for a minimum of 18 months. Bulk storage of dispensers for periods of up to 24 months is possible by refrigeration at temperatures of 4°C or below. Keep dispensers inside their sealed packaging until use. When replaced, the old dispenser should be completely
removed from the area of use to prevent interference with the replacement dispenser.
| Latin Names | Cydia pomonella, Laspeyresia (=Cydia) pomonella |
|---|---|
| Common Name | Codling Moth |
| Pheromone Active | Codlemone, (E,E)-8,10-Dodecadien-1-ol (≥97%) |
| Dispenser | Natural rubber septa |
| Dose | 1mg |
| Active Life | 4–6 weeks (temperature dependent) |
| Packaging | Individually sachet packed |
| Sachet Material | Foil Lined Laminate |
| Shelf Life | Up to 2 years when stored in cool, dry conditions |






