Lobewit - european grapevine moth (Lobesia botrana)

Pheromone to attract the cork moth (Nemapogon cloacella) shipping unit: pack of 5 pieces against insects on vines: cork moth (Nemapogon cloacella) pheromone type: plugeffective: approx. 6 weeks**depending on weather conditions pest feeding on cork in wine cellars 2 to 3 generations per year Cork moths reach a length of 7.5 mm and a wingspan of 10 to 14 mm. Cork moth caterpillars develop in the cork and cause damage through feeding. Cork corrosion causes leaks and thus loss of quality of the wine. Read product informations before use! This is available below as a download: "Handling of Pheromones Witasek"Storage of pheromones: Store product in tightly closed original packaging (usually aluminium packaging), in a well-ventilated place, in a cool and dry place. Keep away from heat and ignition sources. Recommended storage: at minus temperatures e.g. in the freezer.Suitable traps can be found under "Accessories Articles" below.

WitaTrap® Complete European Grapevine Moth Trap Set Biological attractant trap (pheromone trap) for the management of pest infestation of your cultivars.One trap set consisting of: - 1 trap body (WitaTrap® Delta Super Trap),- 2 adhesive bases (separately packaged!),- 2 pheromone capsules (separately packaged!),- 1 suspension wire for mounting- detailed instructions for use Biology of the pestPest: European grapevine mothScientific name: Lobesia botranaInfests:  grapevines, but is polyphagous and can infest other host plants Main symptoms of infestation:    Flowers and fruits spun together by the webs of larvae Feeding damage to fruits and webs on fallen grapes Sour rot can develop during wet weather Main flight periods of the first generation adults: April/early MayMain flight periods of the second generation adults: June/JulyMain flight periods of the second generation adults: from August Use:Assemble traps and hang them in the infested vineyard.They can be hung directly from trellis wires. If this is not possible, the trap can also be hung from a suitably high post driven into the ground.Make sure the trap entrances are not blocked by tendrils and leaves. Each trap should be checked at regular intervals of 2 - 3 days. Each time a trap is checked, the insects sticking to the adhesive base should be removed using a suitable tool (e.g. twig or wooden scraper) to ensure that the full glue surface is revealed. If the base becomes very soiled, replace it or spray with a liquid glue, such as Soveurode special glue. Replace the attractant capsule and the adhesive base if necessary roughly every 4 - 6 weeks. Traps should be put in place before the flight phase of the adults. For more information on the insect pest and application, see the enclosed product description.