Thank you for your video. Is there a kinder way to control these moths like a 'live' trap that would allow the moths to be released elsewhere/ With Biodiversity diminishing I would prefer to do my best to preserve as much wildlife as possible. Thank you. Happy gardening 🙂
Delighted to hear you've discovered and are enjoying my channel. I haven't developed any videos on growing onions yet, so will put this on my list. Thanks for the suggestion.
Several online gardening retailers sell them, and I bought my last ones from a supplier on Amazon. Just Google ‘Plum Moth Trap’ and you will find a supplier. I hope you have a good crop of plums developing.
I do hope you enjoy this video. If you have any questions for me do post them in the comments, and I'm always interested to hear what videos you would find useful that I could make in future. Happy Gardening!
@@erniesutton6559 how lovely to hear from you. Sorry to hear these pesky fruit pests are troubling you too. Hopefully you’ll have success with these pheromone traps.
@@MiySadochok yes they work for me. I’ve found a single trap among my small number of apple trees is enough to catch enough male moths to prevent any females from laying eggs. I only have one fan trained plum and hang one pheromone trap in this and it does the job. If you have several trees spread apart then perhaps hang traps in each area.
Here in the UK you can buy Plum Moth Pheromone Traps from many online retailers, including Amazon. This is just one of them: the Agralan Plum Fruit Moth Trap - www.amazon.co.uk/Agralan-M651-Plum-Fruit-Moth/dp/B0016KC8JO/ref=sr_1_5?crid=1U26S31EJSI2W&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.-XDI_TJspd4xCWmXJbYiJ6z3PPqOwZ3SW5oMISSN1JUyJTA4vY9wOcRSyG4AKnkprNuLUaw7cXkQftHPDSyIhMpKIf1fwiwxYX9zw1Sfknc0pzq-RT4254_09FCIjmHtQeh237h0SirHRiCQiSZY7_6RsISFMIkowlbcDFATIx9uV76DrrdUDzwMhR1syy4KFUyL1VT64AUYwUqzS-uQ-2RvixJ9ndf4CnVyGCnTtqfZ2Zk3PhfCg__HN3UljBwlw5lgLmCw0AGuQgrW6aHEjLl7Bcq7ZPtLRTIuFu84aM4.802C9XfBwwBtPm_ZFp5WocChfUiFHn00VobMuzqu6Tw&dib_tag=se&keywords=plum%2Bmaggot%2Btrap&qid=1711214928&s=outdoors&sprefix=plum%2Bmaggot%2Btrap%2Coutdoor%2C71&sr=1-5&th=1
Thanks great video sadly i watched too late for my plum trees this year but ive subscribed to your channel and eill take in your tips for the future
Many thanks for subscribing. Hopefully you’ll be able to put my advice into action earlier next year. Make a diary date for May/June.
@@Adams-Gardening-Guides will do many thanks
Thank you for your video. Is there a kinder way to control these moths like a 'live' trap that would allow the moths to be released elsewhere/ With Biodiversity diminishing I would prefer to do my best to preserve as much wildlife as possible. Thank you. Happy gardening 🙂
Not that I know of. Let me know if you find one. Thank you.
Hi,
I just descovered your channel, and i find it very useful !
Can i ask what i can use for onion pests ?
Thank you!
Delighted to hear you've discovered and are enjoying my channel. I haven't developed any videos on growing onions yet, so will put this on my list. Thanks for the suggestion.
Thank you!
Where do you get the plum moth traps ?please
Several online gardening retailers sell them, and I bought my last ones from a supplier on Amazon. Just Google ‘Plum Moth Trap’ and you will find a supplier. I hope you have a good crop of plums developing.
I do hope you enjoy this video. If you have any questions for me do post them in the comments, and I'm always interested to hear what videos you would find useful that I could make in future. Happy Gardening!
Fantastic! The kit that I bought had hardly any details on how to put it together. Many, many thanks from Arrowtown in New Zealand.
@@erniesutton6559 how lovely to hear from you. Sorry to hear these pesky fruit pests are troubling you too. Hopefully you’ll have success with these pheromone traps.
Did it work ?
@@MiySadochok yes they work for me. I’ve found a single trap among my small number of apple trees is enough to catch enough male moths to prevent any females from laying eggs. I only have one fan trained plum and hang one pheromone trap in this and it does the job. If you have several trees spread apart then perhaps hang traps in each area.
I have plum trees. Can you share the trap name
Here in the UK you can buy Plum Moth Pheromone Traps from many online retailers, including Amazon. This is just one of them: the Agralan Plum Fruit Moth Trap - www.amazon.co.uk/Agralan-M651-Plum-Fruit-Moth/dp/B0016KC8JO/ref=sr_1_5?crid=1U26S31EJSI2W&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.-XDI_TJspd4xCWmXJbYiJ6z3PPqOwZ3SW5oMISSN1JUyJTA4vY9wOcRSyG4AKnkprNuLUaw7cXkQftHPDSyIhMpKIf1fwiwxYX9zw1Sfknc0pzq-RT4254_09FCIjmHtQeh237h0SirHRiCQiSZY7_6RsISFMIkowlbcDFATIx9uV76DrrdUDzwMhR1syy4KFUyL1VT64AUYwUqzS-uQ-2RvixJ9ndf4CnVyGCnTtqfZ2Zk3PhfCg__HN3UljBwlw5lgLmCw0AGuQgrW6aHEjLl7Bcq7ZPtLRTIuFu84aM4.802C9XfBwwBtPm_ZFp5WocChfUiFHn00VobMuzqu6Tw&dib_tag=se&keywords=plum%2Bmaggot%2Btrap&qid=1711214928&s=outdoors&sprefix=plum%2Bmaggot%2Btrap%2Coutdoor%2C71&sr=1-5&th=1
Thanks for making this video and sharing info. I'm so happy to learn about this organic method for plum pest control.
@@ltlbw4442 Many thanks. I find these sticky pheromone traps very useful and effective.