50 Sheets Yellow Sticky Traps, Fruit Fly Traps, for Indoor and Outdoor, Include Twist Ties and Plastic Holders

These particular sticky traps are very sturdy, easy to use and work well if you want to keep harmful insects from devouring your plants. They come with lots of plastic ties and a few small "stands" that I use by cutting a trap in half. Only negative is that they also catch some helpful insects, although have not seen any bees on any of the traps I set out around my newly planted shrubs, vegetables and strawberries. The yellow color apparently attracts aphids and whiteflies. Also seems to attract oak moths and some flies, as have found many stuck to the 20 or so traps I have set out.

Love these traps! It's amazing how many gnats, flies, etc they have caught! I am having to change them out every 3-4 days as they fill up so quickly. I placed them around a potted petite rose and 2 other rose bushes that are by my patio. They have significantly reduced bothersome bugs on my patio, on my plants, and reduced my frustration of constantly having to swat them away.Also, I'm not inhaling toxic bug spray with a lingering smell. I just received my 2nd order of these traps, and will continue to order for many seasons to come. I also have NOT caught any beneficial bugs (like lady bugs). It's all good.Great product !

These have worked very well for us both outdoors in our vegetable garden and indoors during the winter. Still using them now!

Bought this 50 pack sticky traps for my garden. I hung them on my fruit trees and near my compost bin. They are very sticky and work well to trap all the gnats, flies, beetles, mosquitoes and occasionally bees and bird feathers. I even saw some slugs got stuck when one fell to the ground. It’s very easy to use with twist ties(included) and two holes prepunched. The only annoying thing is because they stick so well, it’s hard not to get stuck to one of them while removing the backings. Great product with good value. Will order again.

Bought them to put around the trunks of my fig trees to keep the lantern fly bugs in check. The caught every other flying insect BUT the lantern flies, that said they do work, just not that good for the application I bought them for. Very sticky and easy to remove the paper backing, and sticky on both sides, so you can stick it to a wall or tree and have the other side for catching the bugs, they also come with ties to hand them from a branch etc. second tome I’ve purchased them, they do work. Price is reasonable for the quantity.

These sticky traps are large enough they can be cut in half. This makes it easy to have the size that works best for each application.They are two sided. When one side is full, pull the paper from the second side. Depending on your usage, both sides can also be used at once.These are perfect for indoor plants. These can be hung from the included twist tie hangers, or, held in the included plastic stakes and pushed into the soil to position the trap next to the plant.In my picture I have cut the hanging trap in half. I'm holding a full sized uncut trap.

We have tomato plants we grow in our spare room because it is too hot in Vegas to grow them outside in the summer. Our soil must have had a few soil gnats in it when we bought it. They quickly bred and took over our plants. We have been using these to place on the soil surrounding the plants to keep them under control. I can hardly believe how many gnats we have caught on these sticky sheets! I also have been mixing 1 cup of hydrogen peroxide with 3 cups of water and spraying the soil to kill the new larvae and small ones emerging so between the 2 treatments I am gaining on them. Great product, will buy again.

While this does catch everything else, it did not catch any whiteflies, and that is my biggest problem in the garden this year. They devistated my patato crops. What a shame. Plan was to have about 500 lbs to harvest, but they destroyed the plants within a week or two during the early summer and wiped them all out. In all I got maybe 25 lbs. Dissapointing. I dont want to get started using chemicals, so I will keep on searching for other solutions.