Trap & Lure - Apple Maggot

Apple maggot flies attack apples, plums, pears, cherries and blueberries. When the larvae exit the fruit in summer and early autumn (July to October), they pupate and overwinter in the soil until the following summer. They emerge as adult flies between June and July and mate on host fruit between July and October.

The apple maggot traps are completely organic and pesticide free. They consist in red spheres, which the flies are attracted to and where they get trapped in sticky glue.