Garsum 30-Pack Dual-Sided Yellow Sticky Traps for Flying Plant Insect Like Fungus Gnats, Aphids, Whiteflies, Leafminers（6X8 Inch,Wire Ties Included）

I am writing this review after using it for entire season. This product does what it says. It catches white flies, fruit flies, fungus gnats, etc in home over growing seedlings.. even regular annoying house fly!In outside veggie garden, it catches few cucumber beetles as bonus along with flies and other smaller pests. Not 1 bee caught which i love!Cons is its too big, so i cut in half. Another con is it doesn't come with holders, so i just let my creativity flow and use strings, clips etc to hold.

These traps work well for home use, but require some form of bait to really attract flies. I recommend following these instructions to increase effectiveness:First take an aluminum can and cut it in half. Next, cut two vertical slits into the sides of the can and insert the fly paper into them. Pour a little apple cider vinegar into the base of the can and you're all set! Sit a few of these contraptions around your home and watch the bodies pile up.

This is a great trap for people who enjoy watching insects suffer. Some of them pull off their own legs and even heads trying to unstick themselves. The dead ones attract more flies and other carnivorous insects, which get stuck themselves. One time, I saw a yellowjacket straddling a dead fly, devouring it.These traps are sticky enough to trap yellowjackets. Sometimes they get away, but if you put one near a nest in the morning, the hive will start swarming and the whole sheet will be covered with them by nightfall. It's not a very big sheet, but there's enough room for probably close to 100 per side.Despite the effectiveness of these traps, which have caught hundreds and hundreds of critters in my yard, I can't say I've noticed a reduction in any of their populations. The flies and yellowjackets just keep coming. I suspect that all the dead insects are simply attracting more insects, and I'm no further ahead than when I started. (I do change the traps daily.)Also, for what it's worth, I notice very few mosquitoes in my traps.

OI have been looking for something environmentally safe to prevent getting bitten by hords of small bugs during sunset as I have allergic asthma. These are awesome! Hang them on low branches - you can see the bugs and could not believe how many there were. Changed frequently - now only a few bugs are on these a week. Awesome product and seller.

the sticky stuff doesnt go all the way to the edges so flies will land on it and fly away. Also not as good as other yellow fly paper Ive ordered. Doesnt seem to attract many flies.

These Garsum ‘sticky traps’ are perfect for those of us wanting to keep our gardens organic. The plants in specific I wanted to protect are in grow bags. Due to this, I needed smaller traps. I simply cut the cards in half and hole punched the other sides. I then cut the included ties in half. Boom! All of a sudden I have 20 instead of 10. They work wonders and I would highly recommend!

I had a gnat problem nothing seemed to stop. I did not want to use harsh sprays. I got these, hung a few and waited. It took a few days but they did the trick. I have two still hanging to catch the occasional gnat or fly. It does take a bit of care to not stick them to unintended things. I can get past that because they do the job.

We have fruit flies in the apartment during the summer time, I bought this because of the good reviews, however, it doesn’t work at all for fruit flies. I hang one near the lamp for several days and it didn’t catch a single fly. Product description should make it clear. It’s not good for indoor fruit flies.