Katyayani Tobacco Caterpillar Lure (Spodoptera Litura)

Dosage:
10–12 pheromone traps per acre for monitoring
20–25 pheromone traps per acre for mass trapping
Use 1 lure per trap
Replace the lure every 30–45 days

Application Method:
Install the lure inside a compatible Spodoptera pheromone trap
Place traps slightly above the crop canopy and adjust as the crop grows
Distribute traps uniformly across the field

Target Pest:
Tobacco Caterpillar (Spodoptera litura)
Attracts and traps male moths
Helps in early pest monitoring
Reduces mating and lowers pest population

Timing:
Install traps from the early vegetative stage or at the first appearance of moths
Keep traps in the field throughout the crop season
Monitor trap catches regularly

Frequency:
Inspect traps 2–3 times per week
Replace the lure every 30–45 days
Clean the trap regularly for better efficiency

💡 Best Results Tip:
Use the lure as part of an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) program. Monitor trap catches regularly and apply recommended insecticides only when the pest population reaches the economic threshold level (ETL).

• Cotton
• Soybean
• Groundnut
• Tomato
• Cabbage

• Detects Tobacco Caterpillar infestation early
• Reduces leaf damage and defoliation
• Minimizes unnecessary insecticide applications
• Improves crop health and yield
• Supports eco-friendly pest management

• Early Vegetative Stage
• Vegetative Growth Stage
• Flowering Stage
• Fruiting/Pod Formation Stage
• Continue monitoring until crop maturity

1. Safe for beneficial insects such as bees and predators
2. Non-toxic to humans and animals when used as directed
3. Species-specific and environmentally friendly
4. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
5. Keep out of reach of children and pets