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Vitax Fruit Tree Grease is an essential tool for orchard owners and gardeners looking to protect fruit trees from wingless moth infestations without the use of harsh chemicals. It is designed for those who want a reliable, organic-friendly method to monitor and block pests like Winter, Mottled Umber, and March Moths during their migratory cycles in autumn and spring. While highly effective at creating a physical barrier, users should note that the grease requires direct application to the tree bark and regular monitoring to ensure debris does not create a bridge for insects.
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Apply in September to October for autumn moths and again in February for spring-active moths.
It is intended for fruit trees. Avoid using on very young or thin-barked trees to prevent potential damage.
You should apply a band approximately 10cm wide around the trunk.
Yes, it is a non-toxic, chemical-free barrier that does not rely on pesticides.
The grease is very sticky; using a standard hand cleaner or a small amount of vegetable oil followed by soap and water is usually effective.
The grease is designed as a physical barrier for wingless pests; however, ensure it is applied cleanly to minimize accidental contact with other wildlife.
Warm the pot slightly by placing it in a warm room or near a radiator for a few minutes to soften the consistency.
Inspect the band for trapped leaves, twigs, or heavy dust that may have created a path. Clear the debris and, if necessary, apply a fresh thin layer of grease.
To apply, ensure the tree trunk is clean and dry. Use a brush or spatula to paint a 10cm band around the entire circumference of the tree, keeping it approximately 45cm above the soil line to avoid splashes or contact with low-lying ground debris.
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