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Orange glue traps specifically designed to capture carrot flies and whiteflies in organic farming. Easy to install, they provide a natural and effective solution to protect your crops without chemical products.
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Their presence can lead to significant yield losses and a deterioration in harvest quality. To combat these pests naturally and in an environmentally friendly way, orange glue traps offer an effective and easy-to-implement solution.
Orange glue traps function thanks to a natural adhesive substance that attracts and retains carrot flies and whiteflies. Once in contact with the glue, the insects are immobilized and can neither reproduce nor damage the crops.
Ensure that the traps are well exposed to light to maximize their attraction efficiency.
Clean used traps with water and soap before disposing of them to avoid any contamination.
Place traps near the base of plants to capture flying adults effectively.
Replace traps every 2 to 3 weeks or when they are no longer sticky to maintain optimal effectiveness.
This ensures effective coverage of the entire area and captures the maximum number of carrot flies.
Absolutely. Orange glue traps can be used alongside other biological control methods, such as mulching or insect-proof netting, for optimal crop protection. This combined approach enhances overall protection effectiveness.
It is therefore recommended to replace them regularly to maintain optimal protection against carrot flies and whiteflies.
Orange glue traps are particularly effective against carrot flies and whiteflies, which primarily target crops like carrots, celery, and leeks. For other vegetables, it may be necessary to adapt the control method based on the specific pests present.
To check the effectiveness of the traps, regularly observe their surface. If they are covered with captured insects, they are functioning well. Conversely, if they remain empty after several weeks of use, it may be useful to reposition them or check their exposure to light.
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