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)

These work great! I like the large size sheets, they are more versatile for my needs. They are easy to cut and using plastic forks to hold them works great in pots.

Finally! A pesticide-free solution that saved our vegetable garden!!!Frustrated with a beautiful vegetable garden slowly being destroyed by insects, we purchased these flying bug traps and we're so glad we did! I placed the sheets in the holders and pushed the holders into the soil around the vegetable plants in our raised beds. By the next morning the sheets had trapped dozens of bugs and by the end of the week they were covered!WOW! No more lacy, bug-eaten leaves! The sheets allowed my vegetable to grow and thrive instead of looking like leafy-green lace.As a bonus, these bug sheets kept a lot of mosquitos off of us when we spent time outdoors. After seeing how well they worked in the garden, I placed them in flower pots all around the patio. Voila!Highly recommended and pesticide free! Hooray for this genius solution! A+++

It attracts flies but the tacky tape does not stay attached to the provided yard sticks past a few days. For reference we live in north texas and only have mild humidity. Honestly get more reprieve from flies and gnats just doing a citrus spray in my garden.

Having a wider area really catches more bugs. Does not look as nice but I am happier with the bigger size bug catcher than the little ones.

Super sticky!! I love the lager sheets, I cut them up so I can choose the size I want to use. I don’t use the accessories so unsure how well they work. These definitely get the job done!

I use these with several other products because fungus gnats are not easy to get rid of. I cut these into smaller pieces and staple them to old label tabs & put them in as many plants as possible. I also use fly tape & organic insecticide for th adults & mosquito bits to drown the larvae. These bugs get inside very quickly but it takes a few weeks of combo treatment to get rid of.

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.

My yard and garden plants had a horrible white fly infestation this year. I had my yard treated four times by a pest control company and they couldn't get rid of the white flies. I purchased these sticky papers and put them in various areas where the white flies were most concentrated. They definitely work! They're somewhat difficult to use, because they are so sticky and they fight back when trying to hang them! They also are indiscriminate and I caught some pollinators that I would have rather had working on my blossoms instead of dying on a yellow sticky trap. They are bright, yellow and unattractive, but I was able to find places behind plants where they were mostly out of sight from visitors to my home. They start attracting bugs right away. And seem to be very effective for long-term use.