15 pcs Gnat Traps for House Indoor, Fungus Gnat Sticky Traps for Plants, Sticky Traps for Gnats - Plant Sticky Traps for Bugs, Sticky Fly Traps for Plants Trap Fungus Gnat, Fruit Fly and Other Insects

I had a crazy knat/small fly infestation due to picking up outdoor small plants from a DIY store. Those plants I suspect brought in a large amount of fly eggs and flies. Nothing really worked such as neem oil, a catchy fly catcher helped but it was just in one spot, and sand in the potted containers on top of the soil. These glue traps attract the flies super fast. If you have a bad infestation they will jump on the sticky pads as you place them in the containers! They stick real well too, and other flies see them on the sticky pads and go join them because they think those flies are in the right spot. It really works well! Everyone who says they are tough to peel the white papers off, try grabbing the white paper from the top of one of the wings of the butterfly. It's easier to peel them this way, but still it's not perfect. Final: I've bought two packs of these so far and used about 1/4 of the new pack. Nearly all flies are gone. Try these along with fine sand on top of your soil in your potted containers. The sticky traps plus the sand will take care of the flies 100% just give it about 2 weeks and you'll notice it a lot!

I was skeptical, but they worked very well for me. I should have pushed them in farther because only the butterfly part is sticky. They are reportedly attracted to the color yellow.

These work great! Within 20 minutes I already had plenty of little flies trapped on them from my plants. The only thing I noticed that was different from the advertisement is that the bottom portion isn’t sticky, so no bugs get stuck there.

I was having trouble finding the source of a sudden gnat infestation in my apartment and it was getting out of hand, so I bought these and stuck them in all my plants, and soon the culprit was found. I had tried neem oil but didn't want to buy any of the gnat killing sprays that leave residues/are potentially toxic, so this was a great easy method, as well as weirdly satisfying to watch the gnat count grow on each of the sticky traps. These plus spraying the top layer of soil with soap and water seem to have done the trick at last. Just be careful if you're putting them in plants with more fragile leaves, I accidentally tore off some shamrocks from my shamrock plant because the traps are verrry sticky

These traps work wonderful!! I have a very large pot that got infested with fungus gnats. I place them in the pot and they filled right up with gnats. Of course they won't get rid of the larvae and all that, but they sure have caught a lot of gnats.

I was skeptical that these would work, but I've used them in my office. I've stuck them in a plant hoping for the best, and within a few days I had several dozen gnats stuck to them.

I have had this product up for two days and it has caught nothing .

They are very sticky