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Black Fig Fly Lure- New and improved!
Regular price$5.90
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11 review(s)
Latin Name: Silba adipata
Invasive pest of figs in California.
Recommended Trap:McPhail Trap (Traps sold separately)
Field Life: Change the lure every 30 Days Application Notes: FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS PRINTED ON LURE LABEL.
DO NOT CUT, PUNCTURE or OPEN the pouch. DO NOT REMOVE lure from the pouch. HANG IN TRAP AS PROVIDED. Hang the lure with paper clip through pre-punched hole from lure basket mounted on roof of the trap. Hang 1-2 baited traps on the southern side of the tree. Hang more traps to remove as many adults as possible. See video below for step-by-step instructions, or click here.
Fast delivery, well packaged, well made trap. I wish there had been instructions on how to add lure into trap. I'll need to go back to the website to find instructions, other than that, great product.
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Garrett
Works great! We caught a bunch of flies with this lure and now our figs are ripening on the tree instead of drying up and falling off. We're in Northern California (SF bay area).
Hi Garrett, we're thrilled to hear the lure is working so well for you! Happy fig growing and catching those pesky flies. Thanks for sharing your experience!
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Carol C
The black fig fly trap and lures work
We are in NorCalif & after a few days of having setting the trap we caught many black fig flies. Supposed to dissolve the white stuff that looks similar to sugar and pour into the yellow part of the trap. Assemble the green part of the trap onto the top part of the trap and get some wire to attach the lure to the wire and twist it along the green plastic bars so it hangs. Do not open the lure just poke a corner to attach the a wire thru it .
The smell attracts the black fig flies into the McPhail trap.
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Zoe Mosko
Has done nothing
I hung my trap 6 days ago and not 1 fly is inside it.
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Ren
The new lure formula is effective
The new lure formula is working well for my fig tree in Oakland, CA. I hung the trap in mid-August, and within two weeks it has caught many flies.
