Sonkul Bio Phero LO (Leucinodes Orbonalis) Lure + Delta Trap

Nature of damage -
➔ Larva is an internal feeder it immediately bores into the nearest tender shoot, flower, or fruit just after hatching.
➔ Soon after boring into shoots or fruits, they plug the entrance hole with excreta.
➔ As a result, the affected twigs flower, and fruits dry up and may drop off.
➔ Larval feeding, inside shoots, resulting in wilting of the young shoot.
➔ The presence of wilted shoots is the surest sign of damage by this pest.
➔ The damaged shoots ultimately wither and drop off.
➔ This reduces plant growth, which in turn, reduces fruit number and size.
➔ New shoots can arise but this delays crop maturity and the newly formed shoots are also subject to larval damage.
➔ Larval feeding in flowers results in failure to form fruit from damaged flowers.
➔ Larval feeding inside the fruit results in the destruction of fruit tissue.
➔ The feeding tunnels are often clogged with frass.
➔ This makes even slightly damaged fruit unfit for marketing.
➔ The yield loss varies from season to season and from location to location.

Product details -
➔ Lure name: Leucinodes orbonalis (Brinjal Shoot and Fruit Borer)
➔ Life of lure: 60 days
➔ Trap to be used: Delta Trap
➔ Target plants: Brinjal

Usage instruction -
➔ Cut open this pack and slide the lure piece outside.
➔ Do not touch the lure with bare hands.
➔ Fix this lure properly in a trap by sliding it in the hole provided in the funnel trap.
➔ Replace the lure at the recommended duration.
➔ Wash hands thoroughly before and after handling the trap and lure.
➔ Discard used lure by burning or burying underground.

Recommended crops - Brinjal

Dose -
15-20 traps per acre.