You can't live in South Carolina without Bag-A-Bug. The Japanese Beetle population here is huge and it will eat every plant in sight, especially roses. The replacement lure I ordered on Amazon.com arrived promptly. The product itself was a little beaten up which was a concern, but after using the product for several weeks now it is just as good as the original kit (which included a lure) I purchased last year. I only have to put out one lure a season which makes this deal very economical. If you live in SC or anywhere else in the country that has a Japanese Beetle problem look no further. This is the product for you.
Product box was crushed but shipping box fine. Also had. Make that looks like price tag was removed. Container with lure looks ok. Won't know until bugs show up. NOTE: Learned to read carefully. Looking at box and knowing size of lure I thought there would be two. It mentions 1 at least three times in add...My fault....
Works great, caught hundreds of Japanese Beetles which were devouring my trees, flowers and vegetable garden.
I got what I ordered, and this stuff really works! I was not disappointed.
I’ve been using these every year to get rid of those pesky Japanese beetles. Works great!
Feature Product
- "BAG-A-BUG" REPLACEMENT BAIT
- Japanese beetle trap
- Floral lure attracts females, sex lure attracts males
- Bait lasts all season
- Sex lure .47% furanone, Floral lure 9.9% Phenylethyl propionate, 9.9% Geraniol & 23.1% Eugenol
Description
Spectrum Group 16905 1-Ounce Replacement Lure
Japanese beetles love it.
Had grubs in the lawn (baby Japanese beetles) and couldn't get rid of them. So instead of just putting chemicals in the grass to stop the grubs--which isn't safe for kids that run around barefoot--we got beetle traps. Within two years the beetle and grubs problem was solved. I don't know why you can't find these in stores anymore?
Brings them in for bagging.
Works.
This is a product we have used in the past and will continue to use
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