Cabbage Moth Decoy

To be honest I never thought this would work. Untill I physically saw several cabbage moths enter the garden, see the competition, and fly off (to the neighbours)! It's very cool to watch! Last year, we had a problem with cabbage moths invading the vegtable patch in the backyard. But, after doing some research, apparently, cabbage moths are quite territorial - they don't like competition! A decoy in the garden will keep them away.We did manage to find a small pack of decoys, which we deplyed too late for last year, but they ended up being just a paper thing that didn;t last the winter. And I knew i could do better… So after a couple of failed design attempts (detachable wings, anyone?) the final solution is far simpler than you would give credit for.Print them flat.Yes, you'll need reasonable bed adhesion to make sure the spots come out. Wash your plate, or use a extra sticky one. But not too sticky, because then they're a right **** to get off. I use a BIQU CryoGrip Gl