Compact Box tree moth trap
Compact Box tree moth trap
Diagram depicting the prevented cycle of a moth, now stopped by the required trap.
Graphic step-by-step illustration of how to use a box tree moth trap.
A graphic illustration of a box tree moth trap label.
Photo and graphic illustration of a before and after comparison of using a moth trap.
Photo of a lure being inserted into the top of the pheromone trap.
Photo of an adult box moth.
Photo of an opened pheromone lure.

Andermatt Home & Garden

Compact Box tree moth trap

Sale price£10.35
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Easy to setup, compact pheromone trap effectively catches and kills box tree moth.

- Great value including lure
- Bee and beneficial insect-friendly
- Minimal packaging
- Full instructions included
- Natural pheromone only attracts box moth to protect box tree plants and hedges (Buxus)

When is it best to use? 

 

When adult moths are flying

Customer Reviews

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Sarah F.
Service has been excellent

I have used the box tree moth trap since last year and I think it has saved my two box bushes which sit either side of my front door. Service has been excellent with refill reminders received.

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Maureen
SO FAR SO GOOD!

My box hedge has been decimated by the box catepillar/moth so decided to try and salvage it if I could. 1st night caught 7 moths and looks as though there's been more casualties since then, so very hopeful at this point I can slow down the activity. There were some delivery issues with the courier but Andermatt kindly sent a second package immediately, which was received and currently being used, so thank you for your great customer service.

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Tony Horner
Just didn’t work

Having used two doses on large active infestation with no evidence of any effect and no moths caught in the trap after 2 weeks I feel like I have wasted money on this purchase.

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Ian
Well done

Bought box moth pheromone traps which have worked well. Very prompt service and reasonable prices. I will be visiting your website again. Well done.

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Henry
Initial indications are hopeful

"I have a round box bush with box moth damage. It is about 50cm high, 3 meters from the house. Just a over a week ago I bought and hung up an Andermatt pheremone "Box Tree Moth Trap" at the advised height, just by the house. For three nights it caught nothing, but since then has averaged 7 a night. I have also been shaking the bush daily and usually 2 or 3 moths fly out. I have caught some of them!

I have also sprayed the bush with "MightyNem" Box moth Killer, and have removed webs, suspicious little bundles and rubbish left by the infestation. It is to soon to gauge the overall effectiveness of this combined treatment, but initial indications are hopeful. Fortunately the damage to the bush was only moderate and it shows good signs of new growth."

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Premium bayonet design

Easier to use and more secure than strap models.

Great value

Lure included, with free next day delivery.

Minimal packaging

We keep all packaging to a minimum. Full instructions are included on the packaging to save paper.

FAQ

about the product

The Box tree moth (Cydalima perspectalis) is a devastating pest of box plants (Boxus spp.). Caterpillar feed on the leaves, which can result in complete defoliation and die back of the plant.

1. Add 5 cm of water and a drop of detergent to the base
2. Open the pheromone lure sachet and place it in the cage at the top.
3. Hang the trap 1.5 – 2.0 meters above the ground.
4. Replace the lure every 6 weeks (refills available).
5. Check the trap regularly for moths. Empty and replace the water.

When adult moths are flying, April to October.

How does a box tree moth trap work?

The lure inside emits the female box tree moth pheromone, which attracts the male. The male gets caught in the trap and dies. This prevents breeding and egg laying, and in turn the hatching of more caterpillars.

how to use

1. Insert lure

Leaders in biocontrol

Andermatt was founded over 30 years ago by two PhD students, Mr and Mrs Andermatt, who created the world's first plant-protecting baculovirus.

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