fly trap

I purchased these fruit fly sticky traps because I have a lot of houseplants and tend to deal with annoying gnats in the soil. These traps have been very effective and work really well. They are easy to use and do a great job catching the gnats, which has made a noticeable difference around my plants. I also appreciate that they come in a large quantity for the price, making them a great value. A nice added bonus is that they include a small shovel, which makes it easier to dig a hole and place the traps securely in the soil. If you have houseplants and struggle with gnats, this is a simple and effective solution that I would definitely recommend.

perfect for all of my potted indoor plants. they helped so much for getting rid of fungus gnats. the bottom arrow is not sticky, but super bright to attract the gnats anyway.

These are FANTASTIC! Super sticky and you get an insane amount for the cheapest price. It’s a great quality product. Very effective and easy to use. The design of the product is really cute as well.

Love these. Very sticky on either side. Works great for gnats. Will also work for integrated pest management in that they will alert you and let you identify pests that you may not know you have.

So easy to use. Just take off the back like a sticker and put them in soil. I peel one side at a time and have seen a huge difference within a day. You get so many for the price and they last a long time! Will keep buying more as needed.

They work just fine. Very sticky and collects a lot of Gnats. My son ordered these for his plants. One thing to note is that there's no strong odor to anyone that might be sensitive to smells. My son threw away one other brand he purchased for that reason but these don't bother him.

I didn't know what fungus gnats truly were until very recently. I bought a bag of organic potting soil to repot my house plants and VOILA c'est bon temp rouler! I've been using these now for months. These have been a plant saver and life saver as well. It's safe for use around children and pets, there is no odor or risk involved. With constant use, decreasing watering (allowing plants to dry out completely), and mosquito bits soaked in water, you can get rid of these annoying degenerates. Or go for a mixture of 1 part peroxide to 6 parts water. Water your plants and allow them to dry out for quicker results. Use these traps in conjunction. I change mine now biweekly or as needed, since I have them under control. But you can see in my photos when I first started using these I had a real infestation on my hands. These have been very effective at catching adult gnats. I will say this these traps are VERY sticky, be mindful of placement They stick to foliage and rip leaves quite easily. But they work and are a great price.

I love these sticky traps. They work so well at catching the plant flies. I will reorder every time I need more. My family members buy them too.

I used it to help control fungus gnats in my indoor plants. Doesn’t kill them all, but kills enough to make them not a problem. This plus a VERY well draining soil reduced their population to be negligible. Try mixing in a lot of pumice, perlite, sand, gravel and such, especially in larger pots and make sure they are not sitting in water and it helps a lot with fungus gnats, add the stickies it shouldn’t be a problem. I suggest taking the stickies down temporarily before visitors come over, and not getting dirt on the stickies as dirt will stick to it. Surprisingly still sticky after getting wet.

c'est beaucoup trop grand et pesant.. çà ne tient pas collé quand on désire ls coller sur d'autres surfaces comme bois, plasque ou autre matériaux.j'avais mal lû et me suis trompée bien surb et vendu en beaucoup trop de quantité

I bought these because they said they were paper and I don’t like all the plastic sticks in the other kits. These are not paper they are plastic and very large and impossible to stick into the soil as they as soft. I got them stuck to my hands and my plants trying to get them in. Also giant yellow butterflies covered in dead flies are not attractive to see. I wish someone would make the paper ones with wooden sticks and keep them small so they are easy to tuck unnoticed by people into the undergrowth of plants. Now I have not only plastic to throw out but giant super stick plastic which makes me worry about what damage that might do to sorting machines, wildlife at the dump etc. worse for the environment than ever.

They work. I’ve set them up in plants and around windows and I’m happy to say, flies are sticking.

I’ve had these in all my plants for about two weeks and haven’t seen any fungus gnats caught. I’m hoping that’s because my infestation is almost over, and not because I wasted my money. Previously, I was using the Safer’s traps which were so insanely sticky I had to wear gloves installing them and be careful didn’t damage nearby leaves. Those ones would catch tons of gnats every week. There’s a few of them still in some pots that continue to catch bugs while this brand, though more economical, hasn’t done anything. The adhesive on these is definitely weaker. They’re easier to use but maybe that makes them less effective.