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| Hi, What have you had success with? Thanks, |
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| Spinosad sometimes- seems to depend on close timing. Has some reachback, meaning not all stings result in real penetration of the larvae. Some residual effect. Triazicide consistently- still need to time but there's a bigger window. Definite residual effect. Malathion sometimes- another short window, limited residual effect. Didn't stay with mating disruption and/or Surround (kaolin clay) well enough to judge them. Baggies usually work, but can be problematic; footies didn't help me very much and I disliked using them. Baggies and footies both are very time consuming if you have very many to do. Haven't tried bottle traps and don't remember the recipe, but maybe I should try to find it for next year. Good luck. |
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- Posted by scottfsmith 6B-7A-MD (My Page) on Tue, Jul 30, 13 at 12:13
| I use a combination of spinosad, codling moth granulosis virus, and mating disruption. Unfortunately these things tend to be hard to get, but they work reasonably well. Which reminds me, I need to do more spinosad/granulosis spray here.. the later generation moths can be problematic for me. Scott |
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