Water traps should use 1-2 weeks after Plantation to control Leaf miner attraction Lures need to be replaced often to better trap new insects.

Pheromone traps attract pests.

Do not place them in high-traffic areas near people or gardens, especially for wasps, hornets, or crop-damaging insects. Traps can be affected by weather events, check them after storms to see if they need repair or replacement.

Keep traps out of reach of children and pets. Wash your hands after using pheromones, as pests may follow you if you smell like one of their own. Don't use outdoor products indoors. Always follow the label about how and where to use the product. Tuta absoluta Lure works on the principle of pheromones and hence insect catching becomes easier.

Up to 70-75% insect population can be captured which is scientifically proven according to the pheromone concept. Lures containing sex pheromones are placed into insect traps and erected in the field at a recommended spacing.

The lure will release the sex pheromones at a constant rate over 2-4 weeks.

Male moths are attracted and while attempting for mating, fall into the trap. Thus, the female moths in the field are deprived of successful mates and fail to reproduce or lay viable eggs