KGK Sticky Traps - 30 Pack, Dual-Sided Yellow Sticky Traps for Fungus Gnats, Aphids, and Other Flying Plant Insects - 6x8 Inches (Twist Ties and Holders Included)

I brought some plants into the house to "winter over" and apparently some tiny flies came in too. I bought the sticky traps and set a couple up. WOW, they really caught a lot of the flies!

We used this for indoor and outdoor plants. We found that around the kitchen sink the gnats were also attracted to water, so we sprinkled a little water on the Sticky Traps, and they worked even better.

At first I did not realize that the sheets are sticky on both sides. It is a bit difficult to hang it stick the sheets by plants without hitting the leaves that stick on the sheets as well. Nevertheless, after a little practice and strategic placing, I can see they are working. Seems to be attracting black flies netter that white flies that are sucking the stems of my flowers and leaving “honeydew” that promotes fungus on the leaves.

These yellow strips saved both my inside n outside plants. They are amazing.

they included 3 plastic holders, to which we assumed the large sticky sheets would be held....They are kind of flimsy and they also included bendable ties, but we didn't know what the purpose of those was!

Second year I've used this type of insect trap. Works well. This year I put them out as soon as I put transplants into the vegetable garden. Was surprised at how many small flying insects they trapped. Made a big difference in the health of the plants. No small holes in the leaves. Between the Sticky Traps and a good layer of straw mulch, the garden produced well this year. Just keep an eye on them and replace when they start to get really covered with insects.

I got rid of using a liquid trap for flies after concerns that it was actually creating a bigger problem. Decomposed flies trapped in a liquid... in the heat...stinky and revolting to see. I am happy to see lots of cluster flies and gnats getting trapped on these sheets. I love the little placards and have those in a few of my flower beds where the flies seem most prevalent. I feel better already not having to smell that foul attractant from the old traps. While it's not fun to look at the sheets full of bugs, it proves it's working so that's what counts. Hung a few in my apple tree too to see if they can help rid of some sort of bug eating those leaves.

I ordered these because I had these weird bugs on my plants on my patio. 7 dust didn't touch them. I found these and it said the bugs I had were attracted to yellow. They definitely are! They have helped get rid of the bugs on my veggies! Just know they are super sticky so plant leaves will stick to them as well so be careful of the placement.