Wild May Fruit Attractant – 1 Litre

WILD MAY FRUIT FLY ATTRACTANT – 1 Litre 

Control male Queensland fruit fly naturally with Wild May Fruit Fly Attractant. Made from natural essential oils and approved for organic use (BFA), it effectively lures male Bactrocera tryoni into traps to break the breeding cycle and reduce fruit damage. Ideal for home gardens and orchards, and proudly made in Australia.

Best For Home orchardists, organic growers, and gardeners seeking a natural, registered attractant to reduce Queensland fruit fly populations and protect fruit trees and vegetable crops.

Key Features

• Registered NRA Attractant: Specifically approved for use against male Queensland fruit flies (Bactrocera tryoni), the primary cause of fruit fly damage in many regions.
  
  
• Natural Essential Oil Formula: Made from plant-derived essential oils, offering a safe, organic-friendly option for pest management.
  
  
• Organic Input Approved: Holds BFA allowable organic input status, making it suitable for certified organic production.
  
  
• Wide-Area Attraction: Formulated to draw male fruit flies from a substantial distance, improving trap effectiveness and reducing the local breeding population.
  
  
• Drowning Trap Action: When used in compatible traps, attracted flies enter and drown—breaking the reproductive cycle and lowering fruit infestation levels.
  
  
• Made in Australia: Locally produced to suit Australian growing conditions and fruit fly behaviour.

Sizes Available

1 Litre bottle of Wild May Fruit Fly Attractant.

Specifications

• Brand: GPM

• Content: 1 Litre attractant

• Type: Essential oil–based fruit fly lure

• Targets: Male Queensland fruit fly (Bactrocera tryoni)

• Certification: BFA allowable organic input

• Origin: Made in Australia

Ideal For (Uses)

• Reducing Queensland fruit fly pressure in home gardens and orchards.

• Managing fruit fly populations in citrus, stone fruit, berries, figs, tomatoes, and other fruiting crops.

• Organic fruit fly control without pesticides.

• Integrating into broader fruit fly trapping and monitoring programs.