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The Pine Processionary Moth Pheromone helps detect and control the flights of this destructive pest for pine and cedar trees. Wear gloves to place it in a dedicated trap for up to six weeks of diffusion.
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The Pine Processionary Moth (Thaumetopoea pityocampa) is a major pest affecting pine and cedar trees. Its larvae can cause significant defoliation and weaken trees, making them vulnerable to other diseases.
Look for signs of moth activity such as silk threads, egg masses, or caterpillar droppings on tree branches. These pests are most active during their flight period, typically in spring and early summer.
The Pine Processionary Moth undergoes a complete metamorphosis: egg, larva, pupa, and adult. Larvae are the most destructive stage, feeding on pine needles and causing defoliation. Adult moths emerge in late spring to early summer and lay eggs on tree branches.
Using pheromone traps is an effective, non-toxic method to monitor and disrupt the mating process of Pine Processionary Moths. This reduces the number of larvae and protects your trees.
| Recommended Dosage |
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| 1 trap per pine tree |
Wear gloves to handle the pheromone lure and place it inside the dedicated trap. Ensure the trap is securely hung on the tree trunk at a height of approximately 1.5 to 2 meters.
Replace the lure every 6 weeks to maintain effectiveness during the flight period of the Pine Processionary Moth.
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