LUTER 30-Pack Dual-Sided Yellow Sticky Traps for Flying Plant Insect Like Fungus Gnats, Flying Aphid, Whiteflies, Leaf Miners, Other Flying Plant Insects (4X8 Inches, 30pcs Twist Ties Included)

I love these sticky sheets. I put two of them in my small greenhouse while I was growing tomatoes and chillies, so I tended to have some various flies trying to eat my plants. These sheets are super sticky and caught a number of bugs within minutes of being put up. There are a lot in the pack and I chopped a sheet in half, so they will last ages. Not replaced the two in the greenhouse and that was back in April time I put them up, they still work fine. A really good buy if you have a greenhouse and want to catch the little flies that cause issues.

I'm all for saving the planet, but peat-free compost grows lots of fungus and you get thousands of gnats gnawing away at your fruits like chilli peppers. So we solve one problem (peat) only to cause another (destroyed crops).So I bought these sticky traps and hung them up, but that only half worked. Then I decided to stick them to the inside rim of my (plastic) pots. And that really worked! So as the gnats fly only a few inches above the surface of the compost, they fly into the sticky plastic, and the population of gnats is reduced. But won't watering damage the sticky? Well, it must do, but it seems like there's enough sticky left to continue catching the nuisances. So I'm buying another batch and I'm going to stick all of them to the inside rims of my pots.

Just cut in half to get the right size. Does a great job of catching pests

Great for catching fungus gnats around houseplants. These are double sided so will catch more pests than usual and come with wire to hang these around. Aswell as fungus gnats these also managed to catch thrips which must have been jumping around in the houseplant soil. These are very very sticky so try not to get this in contact with your hands or hair as this will leave sticky residue.

I've put some in the greenhouse and outside and they're doing the job they are supposed to do i.e. catching intruders! They are very sticky and catch both small and big insects. Very good for whiteflies in the greenhouse.

They're not what I expected to be honest and very expensive as I did get some similar to these cheaper and the sheets were larger like an A4 sheet that lasted longer before changing. There a lot more expensive than others on the market and still from China no disrespect to the Chinese. I am sorry but I will not buy these again as they do not last long and the other ones we got for all the fruit trees seem to catch more pests than these small sheets. Not ideal for our garden or fruit garden's thank you to both Amazon and the seller for quick delivery.

Fungus gnats are a huge problem in the winter; I've tied a bunch of these to sticks and already caught a bunch of the pests.Package comes with large dual-sided adhesive pages, and a bunch of twist-ties. The pages have a hole punched in one end. They're pretty big, so if you have smaller plants/space, you can cut them smaller and punch your own holes.I will definitely buy these again.

Simple, minimal packaging.Ties are longer than freezer type ties. Ideal for task of securing on or near to plants. As soon as the protective papers are removed from a card you can not helpnbut notice the white fly going straight for them. Once landed, they stay put.With 30 of these to make use of, combined with the use of spray control, I hope to get back to growing more healthier indoor plants again.

These are great value for the money. You can cut them any size you want. Pictured is a half sheet hung near the soil of my hibiscus and it is doing a great job catching fungus gnats and white fly. They are very sticky and best of all, they work!

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Cumple con su cometido.Muy contento con la compra

Sono trappole ecologiche. Funzionano benissimo. Unico handicap è che purtroppo rischiamo di rimanere attaccate le api. Basta appenderle dopo la fioritura delle piante da frutto.

Produit d'une grande simplicité, bien moins polluant qu'un insecticide et pourtant, à ma grande surprise, extrêmement efficace !C'est suffisamment rare pour être dit et su.