Gideal 20-Pack Dual-Sided Yellow Sticky Traps for Flying Plant Insect Such as Fungus Gnats, Whiteflies, Aphids, Leafminers,Thrips - (6x8 Inches, Included 20pcs Twist Ties)

I used these to collect flying insects to determine which insects might be destroying plants. They worked well and caught a lot of bugs which I then took to the nursery so they could identify the bugs and recommend a solution.

I put 10 of these out 5 days ago, and they've already collected literally thousands of white flies--at least 500 to a 1000 per sheet. They're incredibly sticky, and you have to be strategic about hanging them up without getting stuck to them yourself. Use disposable latex gloves. Don't peel off the protective covering sheet until they're hung in place, etc. Highly recommended.

We had a sudden infestation of fungus gnats the plumerias we keep indoors during the winter (the gnats didn't come in with the plants, it was months later that they showed up). I tried the usual dawn/vinegar traps which caught a lot but didn't quite do the trick, plus they are messy. I am using mosquito bits to treat the larvae but still have adult gnats galore. These sticky traps are great! You can cut them to pieces so you get more bang for your buck. They come with twist ties to hang them but I found that to be an odd way to use them as any breeze can cause them to get stuck to the plant or anything else nearby. The reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5 is that they only come with TWO plastic stands to use with 20 fullsize sheets. That's nuts. I'd expect at least 10 stands, if not a full 20. And yes, I knew this buying them so it wasn't a surprise. The stands work way better than the twist ties. I just propped the sticky traps up against the plant or a stick so it works but would be nice to have something that would secure them better. The traps caught a ton of gnats along with some whiteflies that had been hiding on a new plant. I did a lot of cost comparison between this product and others and this one definitely gives you more for your money. Highly recommend.

Overall a very effective product. You get 20 cards and ties to tie them to anything to hang them. Works quickly, got around 70 bugs over 2 days, mostly flies and such. Cards are pretty durable but don't last in the rain. Ties are just plastic with a metal core so they are also durable. Design is very human, just peel off the layer to expose the sticky part. Will buy again.

Didn’t work at all as I bought this because we had a gnat infestation and even stuck this in a plant where gnats and flies hang around. They were attracted to the color but then would fly away as soon as it would get close to the sticky traps but we left these up for over a week in all the high volume areas (kitchen, next to kitchen trash, garbage disposal, laundry, bathrooms, baby diaper pail) and it didn’t catch anything. Very disappointing. We just kept doing DIY apple cider vinegar gnat traps and they eventually caught all the gnats (we even put up some of these yellow sticky’s right next to the DIY traps and it didn’t catch a single one. Also these are HUGE so it’s a big eyesore but I was willing to try anything and it was a bit waste of money. I bought these in the past and they did work but the packaging was way different + the actual material was different so the formula may have changed since I last bought these in 2022.

I have pretty mixed feelings on this product so far. I mainly purchased them for thrips, which have been destroying my poor monstera minima! I also have plants in a bedroom that have had gnats. The gnats are more of an annoyance than a pest as they haven’t seemed to affect any of my plants’ health so far.Unfortunately for my monstera and other living room plants, the traps have caught very little, if anything. However, they have been wildly successful for the gnats in the bedroom, they even caught a whole fly!I put up both yellow and blue traps to see what would be more effective and the yellow seems to be working better, although I also put more of the yellow out too.In terms of ease of use, I was hoping I’d just be able to stick them directly to my planters/pots, but quickly found they were falling off, so I secured them with some small binder clips instead. They are not as sticky as the blue traps I bought, which are coated in a thick gelatinous glue that you can see with you eyes. These are more of a sticker and are easier to work with since the glue isn’t as strong or plentiful. But they still work to catch bugs, so that’s all that matters!Mine came with a couple holders for the sheets, which worked out okay, except it’s pretty hard to get the traps into them since they’re sticky, and once they are in, the traps tend to fold over on themselves if they’re put the long way in.These are the first traps of this kind I’ve gotten, so I can’t compare them to other brands. In my experience, they work well enough for gnats but not at all for thrips. I’ll have to keep spraying my monstera down for now.

Wow these really diminish the number of insects near my garden, even caught a bird on one of them so be careful. Super sticky even after getting soaked in the rain. Would definitely buy again!

I love these things. I’m fighting cucumber beetles in my garden and they work well. Only problem is they sometimes catch the good bugs. We had to do a major rescue of a dragonfly which wasn’t easy as he was really stuck on but my daughter saved him.