Monterey Codling Moth Trap & Lure - 1 Count

Monitor Moth Activity in Your Trees - 1 Count

Knowing when moths arrive helps you time your orchard work instead of guessing. This trap pairs a pheromone lure with a trap body that you hang in the canopy. The lure attracts moths to the trap, which gives you a visible record of activity through the season.

This single trap and lure suits a home gardener with a few trees or a grower who wants to test placement before buying more. Larger plantings need several traps spaced through the rows.

Key Features & Benefits

• Pheromone-based lure — attracts moths to the trap rather than relying on sprays.
• Hanging trap — hangs in the tree canopy where you can check it.
• Moth-targeted design — the sheet lists moth as the target species.
• Single-unit packaging — one trap and lure lets you start small.

Who Should Use Monterey Codling Moth Trap & Lure

Orchard keepers, home gardeners and commercial growers who want to track moth activity in fruit and nut trees will find it useful. It also fits growers who prefer to monitor before deciding on other steps.

About Monterey Codling Moth Trap & Lure

Monterey makes this pheromone-based trap and lure, listed under insect traps in pest and disease control. It is sold each, as 1 count. The lure is flammable, so store it away from heat and flame.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How does the trap work?
A: The lure releases a pheromone that attracts moths. Moths that enter the trap are held there, so you can see what is flying in your trees.

Q: Where should I hang it?
A: Hang it in the tree canopy where you can reach it for regular checks. Using more than one trap helps you compare activity in different parts of a planting.

Q: What is a pheromone lure?
A: A pheromone lure releases a scent signal that insects of one species respond to. It draws moths toward the trap instead of acting as a spray.

Q: Is the lure safe to store?
A: Safety data for the lure lists it as flammable. Keep it away from heat, sparks and open flame, and follow the label.

Q: How many traps do I get?
A: You get one trap and lure. For several trees or rows, order additional units.