VivaTrap VT-105 Peach Tree Borer Trap & Lure (2 Pack, 8 Week) Clearwing Moths

Overview

Protect your peach trees from pest moths with the VivaTrap VT-105 from VivaGrow. This two trap kit uses a pheromone lure to lure Sesiidae moths, including the greater and lesser peach tree borers. The setup is designed to support you in monitoring activity and planning timely actions, all while keeping orchard work straightforward and efficient.

What it targets and how it works

• Attracts greater and lesser peach tree borers and several clearwing moth species, enabling early detection and informed decisions.
• The pheromone attractant is specific to the Sesiidae family, reducing non target insects while avoiding unnecessary disruption to pollinators.
• Lures last up to eight weeks (60 days), offering longer monitoring intervals compared with many rivals on the market.
• The kit includes two disposable glue traps, two pheromone lures, and two twist ties to hang two complete traps right away.

What you get and how to use it

• Two complete traps ready for placement in the canopy of peach trees using the included twist ties.
• Replace lures every eight weeks to maintain current monitoring throughout the season.
• Place away from strong winds and direct spray for best results and cleaner captures.

Why choose the VT-105

The VT-105 is designed for both home gardens and commercial orchards, offering targeted attraction paired with simple setup. It supports proactive pest monitoring, helping you align interventions with observed activity while keeping your trees accessible and healthy-looking. With a two pack, you can monitor multiple zones or compare activity between trees to tailor your approach. The lure is crafted to focus on a common pest family, helping you stay oriented toward the most relevant clearwing threats.

FAQ

Q: What pests does the VivaTrap VT-105 target?

A: Attracts greater and lesser peach tree borers and several clearwing moth species.

Q: How long do the lures last?

A: Lures last up to eight weeks (60 days) in typical outdoor conditions.