Fruit Fly Sticky Trap for Indoor and Outdoor, Fungus Gnat Killer for Houseplant,Mosquitos, Flying Insect, White Flies Mosquitos Fungus Gnats Flying Insects Houseplant, 60 Pack

Fantastic things. I’ve had terrible problems with Fungus Gnats and these catch maybe 15 per day per plant. They are so good I had to replace them after 2 days because they were getting full. Incredible satisfying because the gnats were annoying the hell out of me!!One more victory in the war against house flies. 💪🏼

Incredibly sticky and nice to have them shaped with butterflies, birds etc as sticky pads too. I found the "arrow" bit of the fly catcher very weak though meaning I struggled to get it to sink into compost without bending so I got creative with how I mounted/placed them around the new garden we've planted!One main criticism here would be the plastic. It's entirely plastic - from the fly catcher itself to the plastic wrap you pull off the sticky pad to reveal the sticky bit. I ended up with a massive handful of plastic which all went into the bin, and therefore landfill.Very quickly in a few hours quite a few small flies had stuck to the 10 or so I put out as a test. It does work well, though for the amount of plastic it results in being thrown away I can't say I'd get them again.

These work, I've chosen to poke them into the soil of some plants around the house and the gnats don't stand a chance.I love seeing them getting filled up, I hate gnats!5 stars

Definitely sticky

Sadly these were not sticky enough. I should have seen the warning sign when the white paper peeled off really easily! I treated my plants with a hydrogen peroxide and water mix in order to kill the fungus gnat leave, and then added these to the pots to catch any mature gnats. A couple of weeks later there were no gnats stuck to the yellow stickers. I just assumed that the peroxide mix had killed them all off. Wrong. I saw a small gnat walk all across one of these! That’s when I knew they were useless.

The media could not be loaded.  Fine pack, didn't want to go into my pots easily, as the plastic flexes, but otherwise nice stuff, sekevtion of shapes.

This is a great way to rid your indoor plants of fruit flies and other flying pests.Each pack contains 60 brightly coloured stickers with a "pointy" end that sticks in your pot, and a animal silhouette end, that you unpeel to reveal the sticky side.In practice, I found the pointy end was a little flimsy to stick straight into the soil, and I kept getting the sticky end stuck on the plant leaves. A little bit of practice (sticking the pointy edge between the pot and the soil, and unpeeling the sticky end after it was in place) and I now have a pesticide free fruitfly trap.Lots caught on the first day of use. You can keep the trap in place for a few weeks as it retains its stickiness; flies either are attracted to the bright yellow colour or inadvertently brush past, getting stuck.Useful and effective way to reduce fruitfly (and other flying insect) numbers.

This is ok but I think I caught more with my apple vinegar and washing up liquid mix.