Restriction for plant protection products (PPPs):P SM may only be applied to open land if it is used for agriculture, forestry or horticulture. For applications on other areas (so-called non-cultivated land such as courtyards, garage entrances, sidewalks) or for paved areas, you need an exemption from the plant protection service responsible for you (§ 12 para. 2 PflSchG). Product description:The sexual attractant (pheromone) in the COMPO Obstmagten traps lures the codling moth into the sticky trap and intercepts it. This pest lays its eggs depending on the temperature approx. at the beginning of June. The maggots then eat into the fruit and make it inedible. All three inside sides of the trap are glued, so that once they have been lured, they cannot escape again. The pests are caught without the use of insecticides, only by the glue. After 6 weeks, the trap can be easily replaced, no refilling is necessary bees and other beneficial insects are spared. Application:for: Apple and pear treesagainst: codling moth and its maggotProperties:Glue trap with integrated attractant To control the codling moth and its maggots For use on apple and pear trees Enough for an entire season for 3 - 5 trees Easy to assemble and attachInstructions for use:From the beginning of June, the females lay up to 80 eggs on the young fruits. In most cases, only one egg per fruit is laid. After 8-14 days, the maggots hatch. They first feed on the skin before they bore into the fruit. After about 4 weeks, the maggot leaves the fruit. Depending on the weather, the maggots pupate under the bark and hibernate or a second generation of butterflies develops, whose maggots haunt the fruits again. With the COMPO Obstmagen trap, the males are intercepted so that fertilization and egg laying are reduced. To do this, hang up the trap from mid-May and replace it after 6 weeks at the latest. In addition, the infested fruits should be collected and destroyed (not composted) while the maggots are still in them. In order to further reduce the infestation in the following year, the trees should be examined for overwintering larvae by April. These can then be easily removed from the bark. Installation:1. Choose the right timeHang up the first trap from mid-May. One trap is sufficient for 3 - 5 trees. first pull the traps apart.2. Keep the second trapFold the trap that is not immediately needed and put it back in the bag.3. Place the attractantPlace the pheromone tube in the middle of the trap. Be careful not to touch this with your fingers.4. Assemble the trapThen fold the trap together. Simply pull the tab through the slot and fold up the front and rear edges.5. Attach the trapThe trap can be attached with the included wire or directly to a branch. In order not to lure the males into the apple tree, the trap should be hung in another neighboring tree. - Hang the trap lengthwise to the main wind direction. - Attach in such a way that no leaves or fruit adhere. - If the trap is placed at eye level, it is easiest to control. - The trap should be changed when it is full, but no later than 6 weeks. - Dispose of the used traps with the household waste. Application period: May to AugustActive ingredients/ingredients: pheromone attractant and glue, insecticide-freePackaging size: 2 piecesImportant information:Here we provide you with general information about the risks of using plant protection products for humans, animals and the ecosystem. These take into account user protection, proper storage, handling and use as well as safe disposal in accordance with waste regulations and low-risk plant protection options.Information on the general handling, storage and disposal of plant protection products can be found on the BVL (Federal Office of Consumer Protection and Food Safety) website here.