Light Brown Apple Moth Lure – Single Pheromone Lure for Targeted Monitoring of Epiphyas postvittana

LIGHT BROWN APPLE MOTH LURE – Single Pheromone Lure for Targeted Monitoring of Epiphyas postvittana

The LIGHT BROWN APPLE MOTH LURE provides a high-quality, Australian-made pheromone attractant designed specifically for the Light Brown Apple Moth (Epiphyas postvittana). Ideal for growers, orchardists, and pest monitoring programs, this rubber septa lure delivers consistent pheromone release and dependable performance when paired with delta traps or other compatible monitoring systems. Each lure is individually vacuum-sealed in a foil packet to ensure maximum freshness and longevity.

Best For Fruit growers, vineyard managers, home orchardists, and pest management professionals who need a single replacement lure for ongoing monitoring and early detection of Light Brown Apple Moth activity.

Key Features

• Single Rubber Septa Lure: Durable, high-grade rubber septa infused with species-specific pheromone for Light Brown Apple Moth.
  
  
• Target-Specific Attraction: Formulated to attract male Epiphyas postvittana, helping monitor population levels and disrupt mating cycles.
  
  
• Vacuum-Sealed Foil Packaging: Each lure is sealed individually to maintain peak pheromone potency and ensure reliable performance once opened.
  
  
• Bulk Format Convenience: Sold as a single lure for users who need individual replacements without extra trap components—ideal for routine top-ups.
  
  
• Australian Made: Locally manufactured to ensure high quality, consistency, and trusted field performance.

Sizes Available

Sold individually as a single pheromone lure.

Specifications

• Brand: DELTA
  
  
• Type: Light Brown Apple Moth Pheromone Lure
  
  
• Material: Rubber Septa
  
  
• Packaging: Individually Vacuum-Sealed Foil Packet
  
  
• Made In: Australia

Ideal For (Uses)

• Replacing lures in existing Light Brown Apple Moth trap systems.

• Monitoring moth activity in orchards, vineyards, berry farms, and gardens.

• Supporting IPM (Integrated Pest Management) programs.

• Early detection to prevent crop damage and optimise treatment timing.