Neudorff Neudomo's Appleworm Trap

NEUDOMO'S APPLE CATERPILLAR - ANSA

A pheromone trap that reduces damage caused by the apple worm
for apples and pears.
The perfect package for the whole summer
Cydia pomonella (Cydia pomonella)
The larva of the apple moth found in apple and pear trees,
the so-called the apple worm digs a passage from the surface of the apple to the hut. This little butterfly
the caterpillar lays eggs in the apple and they develop
apple worms.
Neudomo's Omenatoukka trap attracts male apple moths
inside with the help of a pheromone and captures them when they grab the non-poisonous one in the trap
to the glue. Fertilization of the females is then not successful and there will be fewer apples
worms. The application has the effect of reducing the pest population.
The fishing rod is hung on the tree in mid-May.