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). DescriptionBiotechnical measure to intercept the codling moth male during its flight time. The codling moth is 8 mm long, grey with black stripes and distinctly copper-coloured spots on the wing tips. The pheromone (sexual attractant that is secreted in nature by female codling moths) lures male moths of the codling moth into a trap with a glue bottom, to which they stick. Thus, the females remain unfertilized and do not lay eggs from which the harmful caterpillars (fruit maggots) can hatch. The trap is colored green so that there is no attraction of beneficial insects. The sexual attractant attracts especially male codling moths. Experience has shown that a sufficient reduction in infestation is achieved if a trap is used for 3 to 5 trees in the immediate vicinity. There is also a practical retrofit kit for the SUBSTRAL® Naturen® Fruit Maggot Trap.Application:for: Apple trees, pome fruit against: codling mothProperties:Attractant Ready-to-use trap system Insecticide-free - For infestation control Proven in organic and integrated fruit growingInstructions for use:From mid-May, hang the trap at head height in an airy place next to the trees to be protected. Change the glue bases and pheromone capsules after 5 to 6 weeks. The pheromone is located on the outside of the capsule. It is invisible and odorlessRemove trap body in early September and keep dry for next year's use. In the coming year, you can equip the trap with the inexpensive retrofit kit. Application period: May to AugustApproval number DE: not applicablePackage size: 1 setImportant information:Here we provide you with general information about the risks of the use of plant protection products for humans, animals and the natural environment. 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. Download "Buyer information sheet on the dispensing of plant protection products in mail order and online trade"Download information sheet "Plant protection done right"