Fruit tree lovers . Grease bands are mainly used to protect fruit trees such as apple, plum, pear and cherry from winter moth caterpillars, however bands will also provide protection from tree trunk travelling ants and earwigs. Winter moths' caterpillars will eat holes in leaves, blossom and apple fruitlets reducing the amount of fruit produced.. To use, simply place the bands on the trunks and tree stakes of your fruit trees, around 45-60cm (18-24in) above soil level after removing any loose moss or bark. Cut a piece of band about 3cm longer than the circumference of the tree. Peel the backing paper off and wrap the band around the tree, then use a piece of string to tie the middle of.
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Leave the grease on the outside - sticky side out. Go about one foot up the tree trunk, put your grease band on, you might have to fold the ends over so it sticks. Cut yourself a couple of bits of the wire and twist it round to secure it and snip it off. All right, when you've got grease band on, the moths will kind of try and climb up here.. Grease bands are primarily used in horticulture and agriculture to protect fruit trees and crops from pests, such as caterpillars, moths, and aphids. They act as a physical barrier, preventing the pests from reaching the leaves and causing damage to the tree or plant. Grease bands can also be used in forestry to protect young trees from damage.
