SoulQ Dual-Sided Yellow Fruit Fly Sticky,Pest Control traps for Mosquitos Whitefly Fungus Gnat Leafminer Aphid Small Insects - Houseplant Bug Catcher(Butterfly12 Flower12)

My sister bough a bad bag of soil which produced lots of gnats so these sticky traps really came in handy.

I'd previously bought the Trapro (B06X9WM6SM) or Neudorff (B007W9SY0K) ones, but neither are currently in-stock, so thought I'd try these as £12.99 for 24 is quite-comparable. You receive two, clear-plastic wraps, one containing all the flower-design ones, the other all the butterfly ones. Unlike with the Trapro ones, where all 20 arrive stuck-together and you peel them apart, each-one of these are individually wrapped both-sides, like the Neudorff ones. However, whereas the Neudorff ones aren't sticky at the bottom (the point part, that goes into the plant) these are glue-coated all-over, so be prepared for sticky-hands! Also, compared to the Neudorff ones, the 'greaseproof-paper' like wrappers they put on both sides can be a pain to get off: they're not as-strong and easily tear. Compared to the Trapro ones, these are about 25% bigger: probably about 1cm wider, and 3-4cm taller, so might dwarf smaller pot-plants, but with some kitchen-scissors you could trim them down. Overall they're good value-for-money (24 for £12.99), though I do wish it was easier to get the wrappers off each side of the traps -- that's probably the only real negative about them

Product worked well - however getting each trap to adhere to either the nursery pot or external pot was extremely difficult.

Works well!

They are horrible! so sticky that if you touch it by mistake the glue will just stay on your fingers. They are so thin that you will be unable to place them in the pot by themselves as they will just bend. I had to stick them to a stick in order to be able to use it. Waist of money.

Very flimsy and has to be held up by the plant itself but it works!! The fungus gnats are attracted and stuck to the yellow.

These are poor guys they look like they are plastic that you can push into the soil.. they DONT - these are just sticky pieces of thin paper & a complete waste of money mine went in the bin not sure what I was supposed to actually do with them

Does the job you need it to, it’s a bit tricky handling it as it’s so sticky and was a lot bigger than what I thought it was going to be but otherwise it’s perfect for getting rid of gnats from plants