Predalure – Pheromone Lure for Beneficial Predators

PREDALURE – Pheromone Lure for Beneficial Predators 

Strengthen your garden’s natural defence system with PredaLure, a pheromone-based attractant designed to draw a wide range of beneficial predatory insects into your growing areas. By encouraging these natural enemies of common pests, PredaLure helps create a balanced, self-regulating ecosystem that protects your plants without the need for heavy chemical interventions.

Best For Organic gardeners, home growers, orchards, greenhouse users, and anyone looking to reduce pest pressure by attracting beneficial insects that naturally manage aphids, mites, thrips, caterpillars, whitefly, and other destructive pests.

Key Features

• Powerful Predator-Attracting Pheromones: Targets a wide range of beneficial insects that feed on many common garden pests, improving natural pest suppression.
  
  
• Supports Natural Pest Control: Encourages populations of predators like lacewings, ladybirds, hoverflies, predatory bugs, and predatory mites—all essential for restoring ecological balance.
  
  
• Versatile Use Across Garden Types: Suitable for use in vegetable gardens, orchards, flower beds, greenhouses, and protected cropping areas.
  
  
• Chemical-Free Pest Management: A safe and natural alternative to synthetic pesticides; helps maintain a healthier soil and plant environment.
  
  
• Australian Made: Produced in Australia and suited to local garden conditions and predator species.

Sizes Available

Sold individually as a single PredaLure pheromone lure.

Specifications

• Brand: GPM

• Type: Beneficial Predator Pheromone Lure

• Target Species: Ladybirds, lacewings, hoverflies, predatory bugs (Orius & Geocoris), Stethorus beetles, predatory mites (Phytoseiulus), and other natural predators

• Origin: Made in Australia

Ideal For (Uses)

• Reducing aphids, mites, whitefly, thrips, small caterpillars, and other soft-bodied pests.

• Strengthening biological control in organic and low-spray gardens.

• Encouraging higher populations of predatory insects during peak pest seasons.

• Improving plant health in vegetable patches, orchards, nurseries, and greenhouse environments.