FaicukDual-Sided Yellow Sticky Fly Traps for Plant (20 Pack Butterfly)

I have been using these in and around all my plants that are grown in doors. Fungus gnats will kill or impede the growth of any plants grown in soil or similar medium. The damaging gnats are so small that a person may not even be aware that they in your grow areas. I hang at least four of these in each grow area. Fungus gnats lay their eggs in the soil around your plant and they eat vegetable matter (which includes plant roots) as they go through their life cycle. Plants damages by gnat larvae will often turn yellow and look wilted or dried out because the gnat larvae have severed the plant's roots. Gnats are particularly attracted to the yellow color of these sheets. I use these in every area where I have plants growing in doors; whether its in the house or in the barn. If you use them in the barn, you will see many other types of flying insects stuck to these sheets. They are especially useful if you don't want to use insecticides.

I've used a LOT of these types of traps having owned a plethora of plants over the years, but this is the FIRST pack I've bought that I don't have to fight with. Typically, I end up trying to peel the film off each side and it tears into 87 pieces that have me fighting with it like a Christmas bow during last minute wrapping. With these, it was one swift motion and it smoothly peeled right off which made using a ton of them so much faster and easier. Plus, they have way more sticky adhesion on them than others which helps them last longer and catch more. Bought 2 packs of these.

As soon as I placed it in my monstera's pot, bugs started to get stuck. In 2 days I caught around 100 of them. Population seems to be going down, but it might take a few days to actually get rid of them all. Would recommend, it works exactly as it says.

These do work but be careful setting them up! They stick and I mean stick to everything! Watch your hair or shirt when leaning in to check or water. Getting the white label off is tricky because of hothead item wants to stick to your hand.Suggest an free space touch area be added in the future around the edge

A 1/4 sheet wanted to slide off of the plastic stake but the bugs didn't mind. They stuck just fine to the glue. I should have gotten some wooden tongue depressors at the drug store.

I used it in some trees to protect them from thripe. It eliminated a mosquito and fly problem as well. It didn’t attract any of the other insects. I don’t want to use pesticides because of the bees and butterflies. The spiders weren’t attracted as well.

Work really well; very satisfied. Extremely sticky—handle them carefully, especially when you cut them into smaller strips for smaller pots. They’re double-sided, so when one side is full you can peel the backing off the other side & use it. Was using hydrogen peroxide soil drench & it wasn’t sufficient. These strips kill the flying adults and break life cycle (it takes about a week). I have all my plants indoors for the winter & I have NO gnats anymore!!

These are the stickiest, most effective traps I've used. Don't waste your time or money with other options/brands. After trying out a few other options, I found they were never sticky enough, and gnats would be able to easily free themselves.These are the best! Your search can end here.

I can see some gnats jumps in then jump out, it is absolutely useless