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Rose Chafer TrapIf you live on sandy soil you may see the rose chafers in your yard, feeding on your grapes, raspberries, peonies, roses and many other plants. Adult rose chafers become active in North America from late May to early June. The adults appear suddenly to mate over 2 to 6 week period of time. The ungainly beetles have a straw coloured body, reddish brown head and thorax with black under surface. The adult rose chafer is about 0. 5 inches in length with

and very easily digestible

Use 1-1/2 hours before sunrise or 1-1/2 hour after sunset when eliminating nests all insects are in the nest at this time and the application will eliminate them all at once

Spray weeds thoroughly until foliage is wet without run-off

soft brown scale

Leaf lettuce within fourteen days

the lighter the color of a plant

Non toxic to bees & other pollinators

Mowing: Mow lawns regularly not taking off more than 25% of the grass blades in a single mowing

The Rose Chafer lure were developed by Ohio State University

Mix 10 mL (2 teaspoonfuls) in 3 L of water and spray to wet all surfaces of foliage

31lbs per 100 ft²

in hydroponics

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