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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about our pheromone traps, lures, and integrated pest management solutions.

The lure you need depends entirely on the specific pest attacking your crop. Our pheromone lures are species-specific. For example, if you have Melon Flies attacking your bitter gourd, use the Mr. Melon Fly Lure. If you are unsure, visit our Pest Library or contact our agronomy support team via WhatsApp.
Trap selection depends on the pest and the lure. Funnel traps are best for larger moths (like Spodoptera). Delta traps are ideal for smaller moths (like Tuta Absoluta). MaxFill traps are specifically designed for fruit flies.
Our high-quality pheromone lures are designed to remain field-active for 45 to 60 days under normal weather conditions. We recommend replacing them every 45 days for maximum efficacy.
Yes, APS traps are made of durable, UV-stabilized plastic and can be reused for multiple crop cycles. You only need to purchase replacement lures.
For early detection and monitoring, use 4 to 6 traps per acre. For mass trapping and total population control, we recommend 10 to 12 traps per acre, distributed evenly.
Absolutely. APS pheromones are 100% species-specific. They only attract the target pest (usually the male) and will not attract or harm honey bees, ladybugs, or other beneficial insects.
Yes! Pheromone trapping is a physical control method. It leaves zero chemical residue on your crops, making it perfect for organic farming and export-quality produce.
Most of our lures mimic the female sex pheromone, thereby attracting and trapping male insects. By removing males from the population, the mating cycle is broken, and females cannot lay fertilized eggs.
Pheromone lures have an effective radius of about 20-30 meters depending on wind. While they may draw some pests from the immediate border, they will trap them before they can damage your crops. Using them actually reduces the overall pest pressure in your area.

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