Landisun Fruit Fly Traps 48PCS Fungus Gnat-Traps for Indoor-Outdoor Yellow Fruit-Fly Sticky-Trap Plants Flying Bug Insects Traps

Recently started some potted herbs indoors. Soon I saw gnats, and I suspect they were in the new potting soil or on the plants already. Of course, Amazon was my first thought as I pondered how to get rid of them.These devices are perfect. With double-sided sticky surfaces, the gnats migrated toward them quickly. I put several on the window, too, with only one sticky side exposed, and they're flocking to them.These are well designed and easy to stick into the soil of the pots. No smell, no mess, just poor little bugs who made the wrong choice to visit these plants. Sorry, little bugs.

Works great with fungus gnats. It's easy to use. Visibly noticeable the lower population of the infested plants indoor. You would see hundreds of them stuck on it so the adhesive is great

I purchased a similar product from my local home/garden store. They worked well. These are less expensive, look much better and work great. Easy to just stick in the pot, and easy to remove. I will buy again.

Great Value...the price per each is fantastic...and the work like a charm, they are plenty sticky, papers easily peel off and bugs are attracted to yellow. Fun different shapes is fun for the kids and they like replacing them for me.

These plant stands are a lifesaver! Where I live, there's always a fruitfly problem in the summer that plagues indoor and outdoor plants. These are so handy, and look cute while reducing the fly issue inside and out! My cat doesn't try to chew on them, and they work better than any fly trap I've come across specifically for plants.

Shockingly effective at capturing large quantities of fruit flies, fungus flies, whatever the heck they are. I have a lot of houseplants which I love but unfortunately houseplants come at a cost: a fruit fly tax. In the couple of months I've had these sticking out of my plants (one in each plant, then I put more in the plants that have the most successful traps) I have captured dozens if not hundreds of flies, and the annoyance has significantly dwindled.

These are really sticky so be sure to place them where you won't walk by too close or they will stick to your clothes. They do attract a lot of the gnat flies. It takes a bit of time as the flies hatch over 3-4 weeks and since these only work on adult flies, you have to wait for all the larva to hatch. I would definitely buy again, but I hope I never have to.

I was skeptical when I bought these but I was at my wits' end for dealing with gnats that came with some new potting soil. Put one of these in each pot in the house. After a week they'd trapped at least a couple hundred gnats. It's been about a month, now, and gnats are noticeably fewer. These things really do work.