Fruit Fly Traps Indoor Fungus Gnat Trap 48PCS for Plants Yellow Outdoor

Working much better than plug in traps, about as well as vinegar traps. We have 3-4 or more kinds of gnats this year; regular, small, large and tiny. Theses traps catch lots but not all and mostly the small and regular size gnats, though they do catch some others. They don't seem to catch the gnats that like human breath and fly in into face and eyes. They need to be placed next to areas flies congregate, by fruit or plants, by trash, etc. They did not catch any flies in bedrooms or at desk where we were being attacked by gnats in the face. They are very sticky and will stick to counter, table, or your fingers, trash can, etc. They can be hard to place if there is no support for them, such as high up or side of waste basket. They are made to stick in potting soil only, but I have placed them between fruit where the could be supported, etc. Tying a string around them allows one to dangle higher up. Would buy again. But these will not get every one, you will need other traps, too.

These were great and easily go into the soil. The sticky part is shockingly very sticky. Gnats don’t stand a chance.

These little sticky insect catchers do a great job, especially on gnats. I have a lot of indoor plants and the potting soil I use seems to produce a large number of the tiny black pests. The traps are easy to use, sticky on both sides and look nice in the pots. Definitely worth the price.

These work as intended. It’s a little tricky to get it situated without it sticking to the leaves since it’s super sticky! Within a day, I caught a few and haven’t seen any sense. I also used some hydrogen peroxide diluted with water on top of the soil to kill any eggs. It comes with a ton of sticky inserts! So I shouldn’t have to buy any of these for the rest of my life. Haha Might even be worth sharing with friends. Edit- First of all, it was obviously my first time dealing with fungal gnats. This is not a lifetime supply, this seems to be enough to barely get you through one round of taking care of these stupid bugs. Secondly, it’s a bit annoying to remove what you need to in order to expose the sticker. It’s mainly due to the shape. The butterfly ones, no matter how carefully I lift up on the flap, it ends up ripping and it’s a process to get all the little chunks off. Maybe the focus should be less on the cute design and more on the functionality. It would be much more satisfying to pull that white tab and be done. And lastly, the triangular portion that you stick into the soil is pretty flimsy. It can be difficult to get it in the soil while simultaneously trying to keep the leaves from sticking to the sticky part. Maybe if that was more sturdy, it would be easier. Edit- When I wrote my first review, I was new to the experience of fungal gnats. When I said “ I won’t have to buy any more in my life” HaHaHa…. If only. I’ve only had them for a few weeks and I’m going to need more. These are quite the nuisance to get rid of. I still stand by the traps working well in terms of getting the gnat’s attention and sticking to them. However, the inability to pull the tab to expose the sticky part is driving me crazy. I couldn’t care less about the shape of the trap. I just want to be able to set them up with ease. The spiky bubble shape is decent and once in a while, when you pull the tab, the entire sticker comes off, but the butterfly comes apart in about eight different chunks. It’s such a pain in the butt to expose the sticky part. The shape just needs to be designed better. I will be looking for an alternative product, and I’ll be paying attention to the shape of it to hopefully avoid having to work so hard at exposing the sticker.

Had a ton of fungus gnats and fruit flies in my plants and around the house. Welp, I can honestly say that there are more on these traps than in my plants now. Once you remove the backing it’s super sticky and does the job. It is water resistant like is says and easy to place in the players. It is also easy on the eyes with the butterfly and flower design. Great purchase and quantity for the money.

These sticky traps definitely work. I placed them around my indoor plants after noticing a problem with small flying gnats, and the results speak for themselves. They are very easy to use just place them near the affected plants and let them do their job. I’ve already replaced several because of how many gnats they have caught. They’ve been very helpful for controlling the amount of flying insects around my plants. Simple, inexpensive, and effective. I will definitely keep using them.

WOW!! These really work!! They are incredibly sticky and bugs are absolutely no match for this thing. Sometimes it’s even hard to get them unstuck from your fingers lol. The color is as pictured, traps bugs and keeps them there and are super easy to use. I definitely recommend this for indoor plant use - it has definitely made a difference with our gnat issue.

Works OK, could have an attractant. Put them RIGHT NEXT TO the problem area, and they catch bugs. I had equal catch rate with 1/8 cup cider vinegar, 1 drop of dish detergent, and a 1/8 cup water. You have to remember to add water to the bowl thing every 2 days though. The sticky are a set and forget.

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Facile d’utilisation mais très collant attention de ne pas coller sur feuille de votre plante

Bought these as have a bad gnat problem indoors. Perhaps from an infested bag of soil. Over night the 6 or so traps I placed around the house caught so many the traps were coated

These are a must have for any plant lovers. Collects gnats and little bugs so well, even fruit flies in the kitchen!

It didn’t catch any gnats.