Replacement Lure for the Box Tree Moth / Caterpillar trap
To replace: The lure will come in a foil sachet as shown in the picture. Remove the lure from the packaging, and swap with the old one in the trap. Any spare lures will need to be stored in a cool place such as fridge or freezer.
Each lure will last up to 6 weeks and then will need replacing during the flying season which is May to October. The lure attracts the male moth by replicating the smell of the female; the male moth then becomes trapped and dies in the water reducing the amount of eggs laid.
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