WAVAR A5 Size (6 x 8 inch) Yellow Sticky Trap(Pack-Bundle of 1)
SKU: TB-WA-32241-C1-R84
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MRP : ₹450
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Short Description
Blue Sticky Trap 6 x 8 inch (15.24 x 20.32 cm, Approx.) Size
Country of origin: India
Description
Introducing Sticky Traps from Toolsvilla, your reliable solution for effective pest control. These durable, non-toxic traps are designed to capture pests effortlessly, ensuring a safe and clean environment according to your needs. With their easy-to-use peel-and-stick feature, Sticky Traps offer a long-lasting solution to keep unwanted pests at bay. Trust Toolsvilla for quality and reliability in all your tooling needs.
Features
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Durable and Weather-Resistant
Long Lasting
Excellent Effectiveness
A5 Size
Specification
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Brand: WAVAR
Weight (Approx.) : 0.2 kg
Color : Yellow
Trap Type : Rectangular Sheet
Recommended Quantity : 25 Traps per one acre
Applicable Crops : All Field, Vegetable and Fruit Crops
Thickness : 3 mm
Size : 6 x 8 inch (15.24 x 20.32 cm) (A5)
Package Contains :
Bundle of 1 : 25 Traps
Bundle of 2 : 50 Traps
Bundle of 5 : 125 Traps
Usage
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Placement
Hang them : A4 sticky traps are designed to be hung, either vertically or horizontally, depending on the specific pests you're targeting.
Location : Place them at regular intervals (e.g., every 5-10 meters) or in areas where you've observed pest activity.
Near Walls : Consider placing traps adjacent to walls to maximize pest capture and keep them out of your way.
Orienting Traps : If you are using a trap that is covered with openings on either end, place the trap parallel to the wall so that both ends are accessible.
For specific pests : If you are monitoring pests like fungus gnats and shore flies, orienting traps horizontally (facing the soil or upwards) is sometimes recommended.
Monitoring
Regular Checks : Inspect the traps regularly (e.g., weekly) to check for trapped insects.
Count Insects : Count the number of insects caught to assess the population size and track the effectiveness of the traps.
Identify the Source : Use the trapped insects to help identify the source of the problem.