Wild May fruit fly attractant

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Wild May Fruit Fly Attractant

Wild May is a male attractant; it works by attracting and killing all the male flies, including juveniles before they can breed. Ideal for indicating activity of fruit fly and with prolong use will reduce the incidence of fruit fly damage significantly. ... Read More

$19.75

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Wild May Fruit Fly Attractant Reviews & Tips

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Kate
★★★★★ 2y ago

CURRUMBIN WATERS, QLD

Wild May Fruit Fly Attractant

Woke up to a dozen fruit flies and a couple of bad wasps after going away for a few days. We had it set for a month, and now it must be fruit fly season! Thanks Daleys and Wild Mays, my MIL swears by it and I love it already! I'm going to strain them out using a dedicated tea strainer. The bottle might last forever..

Jack
★★★★★ 3y ago

BEVERLY HILLS, NSW

Wild May Fruit Fly Attractant

Effective management of fruit flies, and good to use going into autumn to catch the last wave of flies before they hibernate

michael
★★★★★ 3y ago

LOGAN RESERVE, QLD, Australia

Wild May Fruit Fly Attractant

this is good and it works

Chris3
★★★★★ 16y ago

Elrington, NSW, Australia

Put out in at end of winter last year & was shocked with the number of fruit fly in the trap before spring started.

John Comrie
17y ago

Crescent Head, NSW, Australia, Australia

Wild May Fruit Fly Attractant

No 1 atractant i have used it for 4 yrs now and i have beautiful tomatoes evry year

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