Earwig pest-control hotel
House earwigs in fruit trees so they eat the aphids overnight
Earwigs are night hunters of aphids, codling-moth eggs and other pests, and fruit growers have hung straw-filled pots in their trees for centuries to keep them close. Fill this hexagonal hotel with straw, hang it open end down from a cane or branch in an apple, plum or pear tree, and earwigs move in to hide by day and hunt by night. Move it to wherever the aphids are worst. (Keep it out of dahlias, which earwigs like to nibble.)
- Size
- 95 × 95 × 110 mm
- Shape
- Hexagonal
- Walls
- 2.4 mm
- Volume
- 85.3 cm³
- Est. weight (PLA)
- 106 g
- Parts to print
- 1
- Category
- Garden & plants
- Made by
- Krypto
- Built in
- 9 steps







