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Decorative Yellow Sticky Traps: The Solution for Annoying Insects

Are you troubled by tiny, annoying flies around your houseplants or even in your living room? These fungus gnats can be quite a nuisance, but fortunately, you can easily control them. Not only fungus gnats, but also other harmful insects can be effectively caught with these yellow sticky traps. Want to know how?

What's Inside the Package:

• 10 decorative sticky traps
• Dimensions: approximately 13.5 cm long and 6 cm wide

These sticky traps are not only effective but also beautifully designed, so they won't look out of place in your home.

Which Insects Can You Catch?

With yellow sticky traps, you can catch the following insects:

• Fungus gnats (also known as fungus gnat flies)
• Whiteflies
• Adult thrips
• Winged aphids

How to Use Yellow Sticky Traps?

Simply place the decorative traps into the potting soil of your plants to catch fungus gnats. The bright yellow color attracts flying insects, which then get stuck on the adhesive surface. This makes the sticky traps an effective way to combat harmful insects in your plants.

Are Yellow Sticky Traps Enough for Pest Control?

While sticky traps are an excellent tool for catching adult insects, they are most effective during a severe infestation. They help reduce the population of flying insects, but for lasting results, it's often necessary to tackle the larvae as well.

• For fungus gnats: Combine the sticky traps with Stenema. The larvae of fungus gnats are the real culprits and live in the potting soil. By simultaneously combating the larvae, you prevent them from developing into new gnats.

• For thrips and whiteflies: The sticky traps help to catch the adult insects. Use them for a few days to control the infestation, then release beneficial insects like Orius, Encarsia, or adult ladybugs to combat the eggs and larvae.

Once you've released beneficial flying insects like ladybugs, it's advisable to remove the sticky traps. This prevents the beneficial insects from getting stuck on the adhesive surfaces.