Fungus Gnat Traps

After7 days it would appear they are working. Very inexpensive for a good result. I would say 90% of the bugs have gone. This infestation only occurred after we re potted the plants with soil purchased online. Looking it up the eggs would have been in the soil waiting for the right environment to hatch. We just had to let the soil dry out a bit and install the purchased items to break the cycle.

Great for catching small flies around plants

Saves having flies all around the room. Just pop one in each plant pot & the flies are caught

I have reviewed a few gnat-fighting products and I do rate these for catching hatched gnats as I once had an infestation, and my exasperation was eased when noting how many critters these actually catch. With these catchers, I have since added an effective powder product to my gnat-war and I believe I am now winning! These are highly effective, no smell, easy to use, safe to use (just be sure not to touch anything else with them as they will rip leaves off plants - that's how strong they are). No need to clean - just replace as needed. Mine were to combat gnats but I am sure they would work on other critters such as fruit flies as well. They were safe enough that they only caught gnats and not any other useful insects such as spiders (which by-the-by are also great for gnat combat, but unfortunately are not as neat and tidy).

These are great. Definitely do the job. Easy to use. I have them in my indoor plant pots.

Not bad, but I would say not nearly as good as the long sticky strips you get. I thought I'd try these instead as they're less unsightly and don't stick tO EEVERRRYYYTHINGGGG!!! They've caught a few fruit flies, but the scent or stickiness of the long strips must be more inviting to the flies. I do like that each side has a strip of paper backing so you can choose to remove one or both, depending on how many flies you need to catch I suppose, but only removing one side helps to prevent sticky residue being left on your surfaces. V annoying to remove (try a tiny mix of olive oil and fairy liquid/bleach). So yeah, there's pros and cons, and they're not badly priced. I think i'll go back to the long strips though :)

Whether I use the yellow or the black fly traps, they work perfectly. We have issues with gnats and these traps really help reduce the population significantly. We use the rectangular traps on toothpicks off the soil and the other ones on the sides, then we water from underneath. The photo shows a trap we set just 20 minutes ago. With our level of infestation at this point we’re changing the traps every two weeks.

Bought for a friend who has a fruitfly issue in the kitchen. Put quite a few around the kitchen and they do catch a good few. They also stay sticky for a good while. Good value as there's loads in the pack. They haven't fixed the issue, but have certainly helped.