How it works

The Tuta absoluta Pheromone is released using slow-release technology, continuously emitting sexual attractant signals identical to those of female moths. These signals effectively lure male tomato moths into the trap, where they are captured.By preventing mating, the trap breaks the reproductive cycle, helping to suppress the pest population over time and achieve sustained control without the use of chemical pesticides.
Advantages
Targeted Moth Control, Effective Fruit Protection
Specifically attracts male tomato stem borers to disrupt mating and reproduction, effectively reducing the number of larvae that bore into fruits, causing deformities and rot. Proven to lower fruit loss rates by over 70%.
Safe, Compliant, and Ideal for High-Value Cultivation
Utilizes pure biological pheromones with zero chemical residues, meeting the standards for green and organic tomato production.
Does not interfere with bee pollination, making it suitable for export-grade cultivation bases.
Long-Lasting Effect, Labor-Saving Management
Each setup lasts 4–6 weeks with no need for frequent spraying, significantly reducing labor costs. Perfect for greenhouses, tunnels, and other enclosed planting environments requiring long-term, low-maintenance pest control.



Use
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Applicable crops: Tomato, eggplant, potato, green pepper, ginseng fruit, etc.
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Application time: Apply before the adult moths begin to emerge for optimal control.
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Field setup: Arrange the tomato moth attractant and its matching trap in a checkerboard pattern across the field. The placement height should be 10–15 cm above the crop canopy for best effectiveness.
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Usage Quantity: Monitoring: 1 set per acre (one set every 25 meters). Control: 3–5 sets per acre (one set every 12–15 meters)
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Usage Cycle:Replace the attractant core every 1–2 months;Clean the trap regularly based on insect catch levels to maintain performance




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