Mastertrap Codling Moth Trap for Apples and Pears

Slicing into your homegrown apples only to find tunnels and brown mess inside? Codling moth larvae burrow into the fruit while it's still on the tree, contaminating the core and causing premature drop. This pheromone trap hangs in your apple or pear trees to catch male moths before they mate, reducing the population that produces the next generation of larvae.

Codling moths are one of the most destructive pests in orchards and gardens. Adult moths lay eggs on fruit and leaves, and when larvae hatch, they tunnel straight into the fruit to reach the seed nest, leaving contaminated flesh and spoiled crops. The trap uses pheromone to attract male codling moths through six entry holes onto a glue-covered surface where they stick. By catching males during the active season, you reduce breeding and protect your fruit.

The plastic outer cover protects birds from the glue and prevents leaves sticking to the trap surface. It's selective—only codling moths are attracted, leaving bees, bumblebees and other pollinators unaffected. Hang the trap in your trees from early May through the end of August to target both the first generation and the second generation that emerges in summer. Non-toxic and weather-resistant, it works reliably in sun and rain throughout the growing season.

Key Features
Pheromone specific to codling moths (Cydia Pomonella) — attracts only the target species
Six entry holes — guide moths onto the glue-covered trap surface for effective capture
Protective plastic cover — keeps birds safe and prevents leaves and debris from sticking to the glue
Safe for bees and other pollinators — selective attraction ensures beneficial insects are unaffected
Weather-resistant design — withstands sun, rain and outdoor conditions for the full season
Seasonal use: May to August — targets both the first and second generation of codling moths

Dimensions
Length: 22.5cm
Width: 14.5cm
Depth: 1.3 cm

Contents:
1 x Codling Moth Pheromone Trap