Insectrap with a fitted enclosure to prevent accidental harm to wildlife & non-target animals. This enclosure cage can be removed & re-used.
Application – Remove from packaging and gently push the enclosure upwards then hold the bottom of the stick with one hand. With the other hand twist the top end to expose the holes. The attractant is released from these holes. Hang on outer limbs by its hook. Discard when outer surface is full of insects and replace with a new one.
Citrus Gall Wasp – Popular citrus trees are prone to attack from citrus gall wasps. The larvae form a gall or bump on the limbs of trees causing reduction in crop yield and branch dieback. Insectrap attracts the citrus gall wasps to its sticky formula and they become permanently trapped, unable to lay eggs that become larvae. Insectrap interrupts their life cycle and helps to reduce their population. Without Insectrap the tree can be infected continuously.
Hang Insectrap – August to February. Hang 2 units for trees up to 2 metres in height and 4 units for trees above 2 metres in height.
Affected areas – Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, Western Australia, South Australia.
Fruit Fly – Fruit Flies, including the Mediterranean Fruit Fly attack the fruit on many varieties of fruit trees, damaging the fruit so it’s unsuitable for consumption. Insectrap attracts fruit flies to its sticky formula where they become permanently trapped, protecting your fruit crop from infestation.
Hang Insectrap– Will vary depending on the type of fruit fly that is targeted as fruit fly activity is temperature dependent.
Mediterranean Fruit Fly – Spring to Autumn. In winter, Med Fly are active when temperatures exceed 12°.
Affected Areas – Western Australia
To remove sticky formula from hands, dip a clean cloth with any standard oil such as coconut oil, eucalyptus oil or vegetable oil and rub the affected area to loosen the goo. Wash with warm water and soap. Mineral spirits can also be used.
NOTE - On Refills
Birds and other wildlife may be attracted to trapped insects and become stuck on contact with product. We sell this unit as a replacement unit for the Insectrap with Barrier strongly recommend only using it as such, not as a stand alone trap.
Alternatively place a barrier of mesh or similar material around this product (ensuring insects still have access) to prevent wildlife from being harmed.





