Growing Success GF2549 Greenhouse Whitefly Traps, 7 Traps Per Pack,Yellow

Had a problem with gnats from the soil,placed one of these on a stick in a pot,I'd say within two days you could see a significant amount gnats stuck to it,I was very pessimistic about these,but they do actually work very well,I have no hesitation recommending these

These are very sticky and you will probably spend half your time peeling them off everything they come even remotely close to - but - they do work and retain their stickiness for months. They are a bit big for what I needed them for, so they would be better cut to size as required.

I used these in my polly tunnel, in which I grow vegetables. I had problems with lots of flying creatures. So I purchased these.I must say they do work as they should. Flying creatures seem to be attracted to the colour and in no time the place was clear😈

I have got a new greenhouse and have loads of things growing at the moment but seem to be pestered with bugs. I got rid of the ants squatting and now I have turned my attention to the flying squatters. I hung them on me tomato plants as directed and within an hour a whitefly and another beastie was firmly stuck to the paper. They are VERY VERY sticky so be warned. My husband was so impressed he cut 1 paper in half and has since stuck it on the chandelier in the lounge. I was not impressed as I have now got a yellow thing dangling from my posh light AND 1 of the glass drops firmly stuck to the paper. DOH

These are great. I had loads of flies in my loft. Stuck 5 up near the light and left it on for a few hours. All flies got stuck and 3 of the sheets were almost completely full of flies. No flies were left flying around. Great product.

It works. But it seems that after some time fungus gnats become more clever so they start to avoid it. But definitely works. I combine it with diatomaceous earth and definitely I see less gnats flying. And you have to be careful because the glue is very strong and leaves of the plants tend to get stuck on sticker and so does your fingers. :)

These are a job to find in the shops - most just want to sell the pull out fly papers. These are much better, you can hang them higher, so you don't walk into them in the greenhouse. And they collect plenty of bugs!

They catch whiteflies and greenflies and house flies. But also they catch ladybirds, bees, butterflies, moths, hover flies and spiders. After 3 days I took them down and have to think of a solution that doesn't kill beneficial predators as well as the creatures I don't want. I guess the product does what it is designed to do, but unfortunately not exactly what I wanted.