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BB Sticky Trap Red NHS (25x20cm) (20 traps/pack)
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BB Sticky Trap Red NHS (25x20cm) (20 traps/pack)

$36.52

A red sticky trap for rapid detection, monitoring and mass trapping of leafhoppers and gall midges. Made of durable recyclable plastic. Sold in packs of 20.

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Description

  • A 20 x 25 cm red sticky trap
  • Made of durable, recyclable plastic with glue on both sides
  • Attracts most leafhoppers and some gall midges
  • A tool for early detection, monitoring and mass trapping

Benefits

  • The long-lasting glue is non-toxic, water-repellent and does not dry out in hot conditions
  • Traps maintain their shape, even at high temperatures and relative humidity
  • Can be hung up quickly, thanks to the integrated hook

How does it work?

  • Hang the sticky traps in your crop
  • Most leafhoppers and some gall midges are naturally attracted by the red colour and they stick to the trap
  • Check for and count pest insects on traps at least once a week to detect new infestations and monitor trends in existing pest populations

Suitable crops

  • All protected and outdoor crops

*Please note that our sticky traps are currently unable to be used in Victoria

Additional information

Weight 0.04 kg
Dimensions 25 × 20 × 0.5 cm

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