Multiplex Aakarshan Pheromone Lure

Dosage

• Use 2–4 traps per acre
• Use 8–10 traps per acre (fruit crops like mango, guava, citrus)
• Use 12–16 traps per acre (high infestation / cucurbits)
  

Usage

• Fix 1 lure per trap (do not cut or open the lure)
• Hang traps at crop canopy height (5–6 feet or tree level)
• Maintain proper spacing (15–20 meters between traps)
• Replace lure every 60–90 days or as per pest activity

• Mango
• Guava
• Citrus (orange, sweet lime, lemon)
• Pomegranate
• Sapota (chikoo)
• Custard apple
• Banana (in some regions)
• Cucurbits – cucumber, bottle gourd, bitter gourd, ridge gourd, pumpkin, watermelon, muskmelon

• Reduces fruit fly infestation effectively
• Minimizes fruit damage and rotting
• Prevents premature fruit drop
• Improves fruit quality (size, shape, and market value)
• Increases overall crop yield
• Helps in early pest detection and monitoring
• Reduces dependency on chemical pesticides
• Supports eco-friendly and sustainable farming practices

• Pre-flowering stage
• Flowering stage
• Fruit development stage
• Harvesting stage

• Eco-friendly and non-toxic when used properly
• Safe for crops and beneficial insects
• Avoid direct contact with lure (use gloves)
• Do not inhale or ingest the material
• Wash hands after handling
• Keep away from children and animals
• Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight