Houseplants
200-Pack Fruit Fly & Gnat Sticky Traps — Indoor/Outdoor Plant Traps
Product description
Generous quantity: This package contains 200 individual sticky sheets designed for catching small flying pests around plants and living spaces. The assortment includes five different silhouettes—butterflies, sunflowers, tulips, birds and dogs—so you get a variety of looks and sizes for multiple placements.
Size options: Each silhouette comes in a different footprint, from compact pieces suitable for small potted specimens to slightly larger sheets for bigger containers. The varied dimensions let you place traps in tight pots or in open garden beds as needed.
Materials and adhesion: The traps are manufactured with a rigid plastic backing and a clear, waterproof adhesive surface. That combination helps the glue hold up over time without breaking down quickly in damp conditions.
Where to use: These sheets are intended for use against fruit flies, fungus gnats, mosquitoes and other tiny airborne insects. They work in homes, kitchens, greenhouses, patios, raised beds, backyards and farm plots—basically any place plants attract pests.
How to install: Many of the sheets have a pointed bottom so you can press them directly into potting soil. Others can be suspended by string. Each trap arrives with a white paper liner that must be peeled away to expose the sticky surface; handle the more detailed shapes carefully to avoid contact with the glue.
Pros
- Large 200-sheet supply for frequent replacement
- Waterproof, long-lasting adhesive on a plastic backing
- Multiple shapes and sizes for flexible placement
Cons
- Peeling liners on complex shapes can be fiddly
- Some shapes require careful handling when inserting
- Disposable — not reusable once used
VerdictA large, economical set of adhesive sheets that reliably reduces flying pests on potted plants and in small garden spaces. The glue is long-lasting and odorless, and the assortment of sizes and shapes makes them adaptable for both soil insertion and hanging. Some of the more intricate shapes can require careful peeling to avoid touching the adhesive, but overall these traps are effective at catchi
Reviews
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Jenine S. 5/5
Super sticky and effective
These do the job. I had fungus gnats in several pots; I placed one in each plant and combined it with weekly care and they disappeared. The size is handy.
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Helena 5/5
Cleared outdoor tiny flies
Some of my outdoor pots had little flies. These handled the problem; the infestation is almost gone.
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M. Martin 5/5
Excellent for raised beds
Worked great in my raised garden bed, even after rain. Worth having to protect fruits and veggies from pests.
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Dawn 5/5
Ideal for grow tents
Bought these for two indoor grow tents and they were extremely effective. Very tacky, no noticeable odor, and the different shapes are clever.
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Sierra 5/5
Outperformed expectations on trees
If you grow fruit trees, these are essential. Super tacky—hold the bottom when inserting so you don’t get glue on your fingers.
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Roxanne Barnes 4/5
Liner removal can be uneven; incredible stick
One side of the paper peels easily but the other often rips. Stickiness is fantastic — they even trapped a fly in addition to gnats. The black ones look nicer than bright yellow; shapes are cute.
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Jonathan P Clarke 5/5
Disgustingly satisfying
They catch gnats, plain and simple. Seeing them stuck is gross but reassuring. My only gripe is the paper on the elaborate shapes is tricky to remove without touching the adhesive. The round pieces come off easily. I found oil cleans the glue better than soap. Still buy the larger packs for the variety.
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