Why use insect traps?
The colours used on insect traps, colour traps; yellow, blue, white traps strongly attract the flying shapes of pests. The coloured sheets, coated with an air-drying adhesive, can be used as a prediction and pest control trap.
Display:
The density of the fingerboards is determined by the purpose for which they are placed:
Prediction:
1 sheet per 10-100 m2
For pest control:
1 sheet/2-4 m2
The tiles must be replaced at intervals depending on the degree of contamination! The fingerboards should be placed at the most typical flight and/or damage height of the pest.
How to use?
Allowed in organic production. The use of the product is based on the long-standing observation that some pest insects are actively attracted to certain colours. Thus, aphids, mealybugs, mourning flies, leafhoppers, lightning bugs, bark beetles and other insects are attracted to the insects.and cherry borers respond positively to yellow, western flower thrips to blue and fruit wasps to white. So, by using coloured plastic sheets evenly coated with non-drying glue, you canThis allows us to find out when and what pests are establishing themselves in our crops, and to monitor their activity.monitor their swarming, check the effectiveness of control measures andand, if you use the sticky sheets at higher densities, you can significantly reduce the pest population. For prediction, 1 sticker per 10-100 m2 while for control, 1 sticker per 2-4 m2. The fingerboards should be suspended 10 cm above the crop. Use is recommended throughout the season, if it becomes soiled or full of insects it should be replaced. Can be used in cottage gardens, foil tents, flats and greenhouses for aphids, lacewingsmoths, moth flies, leafhoppers, earthworms and ground beetles.
