Bug Ball Apple Maggot Trap Deluxe Kit — Pack of 12

Protect Your Orchard with a Ready-to-Use Trap Kit

The Bug Ball Apple Maggot Trap Deluxe Kit is designed for homeowners and small growers who want a simple, low-effort way to monitor and respond to apple maggot activity. The kit blends practical hardware with a clear, approachable setup, letting you create a protection grid across your trees as the season unfolds. Expect crisp scents from fresh coatings and the satisfaction of a tidy, disposable solution that fits into a busy growing routine without heavy maintenance.

Each component is chosen for ease of use and reliability: a compact lure-and-trap system, lightweight hangers, and a brush-on sticky coating that helps traps catch and hold targeted pests. While results can vary with weather, tree type, and pest pressure, many growers find that a well-placed trap strategy helps them stay aware of maggot activity and take timely action where needed.

What’s in the kit

• 12 Apple Maggot Traps designed for quick deployment and effective interception.
• 12 wire hangers to suspend traps at the recommended height and spacing.
• 1 reusable 8-ounce can of Catch 'EM brush-on sticky coating with built-in applicator brushes.

How to use for best results

• Plan for the season by placing the traps before petal-fall on both apple and cherry trees.
• Follow a practical grid: using roughly six traps per tree can help you monitor activity across the canopy.
• Monitor regularly and reapply coating as needed to maintain stickiness on the traps.

Why choose this kit

• Eco-friendly, non-toxic disposable traps offer a responsible option for orchard protection.
• Made in the USA, supporting domestic manufacturing and local supply chains.
• Designed for straightforward setup with a focus on real-world orchard use and practical results.

Whether you’re managing a backyard orchard or a small commercial plot, the Bug Ball Deluxe Kit gives you a tangible, easy-to-use tool to observe pest activity and implement protective measures as part of your seasonal routine. Consider it a possible pathway to reduce maggot interference and safeguard your fruit harvest, without overhauling your current growing practices.