Fruit Fly Traps Fungus Gnat Traps Yellow Sticky Bug Traps 36 Pack No Harm and Odorless for Indoor Outdoor Use Protect The Plant

Definitely did its job! I was amazed at how many gnats were caught! Be careful not to touch the sticky surface or accidentally rub your arm on it! It is extremely sticky.

Very sticky. Work very well. The butterfly ones the paper is kind of hard to get off because it rips. But maybe I'm just not trying to take it off right... Anyways they are definitely worth the money. It catches the gnats for sure .

These things have saved my sanity! It's been about a week and I've noticed more gnats on the traps and less around my plants. I had no trouble peeling the paper off the flower or butterfly. The stickiness doesn't leave a residue if your skin touches it. No smell so I will get more of these.

They work great, definitely help keep my fungus gnat problem to a minimum with my large plant collection. One trap lasts for a long time, seemingly without ever losing stickiness. However, peeling off the paper to set up the trap is so so obnoxious. I cannot for the life of me get the paper off without it tearing, which then requires digging into the sticky part to continue peeling. Then you're just stuck with the sticky goo on your fingers, yuck. The flower shaped ones are a little better for this, but still need to peel very carefully. Also, watch out for your leaves, they will grab on at any opportunity. Besides that, they get the job done!

Works great to catch the fungus gnats in plants. I put 2 in the pot and the next morning, they were covered with gnats. Ill keep using these in addition to other methods to eliminate the gnat problem. This way I can also monitor how many I catch each day. Easy to use and replace

They're very cute. I started with the sunbursts. They are very sticky, but difficult to remove the protective paper. The color is nice and bright 🌞. They are very effective but I only caught 1 fungus gnat and that was on the exterior of the sunburst which faced my apartment. I have since moved that sunburst to the middle of the plant and put sunbursts in the remaining plants. As I suspected, my problem is not in my plants. Perhaps, they were in the unused soil that I recently threw away. I'm praying that, in time, they will go away. I did recently buy Mosquito Bits which have an excellent reputation for killing fungus gnats. UPDATE: Actually my problem was my plants 🪴. One of them had tons of gnats. The others, thankfully had almost none. I have the butterfly 🦋 in 1 plant (the offending plant) and sunbursts 🌞 in the remaining 3. Later on I'm planning on changing the sunbursts for butterflies 🦋. But, in actuality I probably don't need to but just to be sure, I'm going to change them. Between these sticky pads and Mosquito Bits my gnat problem is gone.

I wasn't sure if these fruit fly traps would work as I poked each one into the potted plants. When I was finished, I saw insects stuck on the yellow fly traps which had already started to work. They worked great and I bought extras.

Taking the cover paper off on the second side (after doing it on the first side) is a challenge bc it is so sticky. It does the job very well though. I just use one side at a time so it's like getting 2 for the price of one. I've unfortunately seen tons of gnats on it so apparently which is disgusting but they work well. They catch flies as well but I've seen a couple of flies get off so I guess it depends Great size and durability.