For the last three days (UK South), the moths have been out, attracted by the pheremone lure. Presumably, eggs have been laid over the last couple of days and this egg laying period will continue until the last adult moths are recorded. I'm planning to wait an additional 5 days beyond last flying adult before spraying to maximise the chance of new larvae coming into contact with BT. Does this sound like a good strategy, or would you adjust that timing?
Hi! Im from aurora, ontario. This morning i found a box moth in one of my boxwood. May i know where can i buy unitrap and the pesticides listed in your video. Thanks
BTK can be found at many garden centres and other retailers like home depot, rona, etc. Uni-traps and the lures are available through a quebec based company called Solida.
Thank you for this - just found them in my box tree shrub and this is everything I need to learn about and address this.
For the last three days (UK South), the moths have been out, attracted by the pheremone lure. Presumably, eggs have been laid over the last couple of days and this egg laying period will continue until the last adult moths are recorded. I'm planning to wait an additional 5 days beyond last flying adult before spraying to maximise the chance of new larvae coming into contact with BT. Does this sound like a good strategy, or would you adjust that timing?
Will this be affecting Holly bushes?
No. This pest is specific to boxwood and in Ontario we have not observed it feeding on holly or other hosts.
Hi! Im from aurora, ontario. This morning i found a box moth in one of my boxwood. May i know where can i buy unitrap and the pesticides listed in your video. Thanks
BTK can be found at many garden centres and other retailers like home depot, rona, etc. Uni-traps and the lures are available through a quebec based company called Solida.