aonova Fruit Fly Traps, Pack 30 Yellow Double-sided Fungus Gnat Sticky Catcher for Plants Indoor and Outdoor Insects Fly Control - Non-Toxic, Waterproof

These sticky traps have worked well for reducing fruit flies and fungus gnats around my indoor plants. They’re simple to use and start catching adult insects quite quickly once placed in the soil or nearby. I noticed a visible reduction in flying gnats after setting them up. The traps are bright yellow, which is clearly effective for attracting insects, but the shape is fairly discreet and doesn’t look too out of place among houseplants. They also seem durable and have held up well, even with regular watering and general plant care. As with similar products, they target adult insects rather than the full lifecycle, so they work best as part of a wider approach to gnat control. Used alongside other methods, they’re a practical and non‑toxic option. Overall, I’d recommend them for managing gnat issues indoors or around plants.

After looking on the internet I decided to buy these to stop little flies and bugs eating my sunflower leaves. These are a great size and you peel of the paper and put in plant pot. They are sticky on both sides, and are great at catching the flies and bugs. They are amazing. No more eaten sunflowers. Great value for money. 30 in a pack

Why did you choose this product over others?: I've given this product 4 stars, as the product itself is good, very sticky etc. However, the fruit flies seem to know what these things are and wont go anywhere near them. You can put several of these things around your home and the flies will still group together in bins, caddies, plants etc. The only way I have been able to use these items, is to literally disturb the nest of flies, or whereever they are living, and place the sticky portion directly onto the fly. Often the flies will move and settle onto your cupboards etc and you can catch them there. So the items are useful in that they can be used manually, but just leaving them out in plant pots or next to a bin, doesnt work.

So far so good! Little pest flies attracted and sticking to these. They were annoying me in the kitchen and bathrooms where I have plants and I've tried everything so far! Highly recommend.

They worked really well, hardly any fruit flies now.

These are great for catching those little fungus flies I seem to get from peatfree compost. They work really well. I usually only peel back one side, unless I catch lots! Would definitely recommend.

They are fairly effective, would be a 5star if they honoured the next day delivery but as with many things on Amazon now it arrives 2 days later even though you order early in the day, i would have returned them but no returns

As an avid house-plant grower I’ll give this one thumbs up. Pros: Reasonably priced. I couldn’t understand why a piece of sticky paper is so expensive in the UK. Good sized and shaped (if that is your preference) pieces. 60 stickers is way more than enough for any average household. I’m almost a year in and I still have some stickers to use. Cons: No cons if you understand the purpose of the product (that is not completely clear in the description). And the description is a little misleading. These stickers are meant to show you a presence (or a lack of it) of some pests. They are NOT a solution to the problem if you have one! They will catch some adult fungus gnats before they can reproduce. But you’ll need to apply a variety of other measures to eradicate them. They are not meant to be sticked directly into the soil (as the package suggests ‘outdoors’). They’ll do fine if you’ll place them between the soil and the wall of the planting pot. I don’t believe these stickers are any good to “fight” fruit flies. Just get rid of decaying fruit/veg matter. Overall - good.

Absolutely useless. Description on website is misleading.