Garsum Fruit Fly Trap Yellow Sticky 18 pcs Fungus Gnat Killer for Indoor and Outdoor Plant Insect Catcher for White Flies,Mosquitos,Fungus Gnats,Flying Insects

I was having issues with fungus gnats. I got these in hopes of ridding the bugs. I put 1 in a flower pot to cover what I figured would be about 10 ft diameter. It wasnt long before I could see the little gnats being drawn to it. It has been 3 days now & I have almost no gnats. As a booster I had let the dirt in the pots dry more than I usually do. I watered the plants yesterday with a 1:4 peroxide to water. Giving the plant just enough to seep down into the dirt a bit where the gnats larve was. Between the sticky strip & the peroxide & water I am almost completely free of the gnats.I liked that the sticky strip didnt have a noticeable odor & had sticky on both sides. It seems to have done the trick & I am very pleased with the product. The price was great Im glad that I got 2 pkgs as now I have some should I have this problem again. Although I now know that it was a combination of infested dirt from the potting soil I bought & over watering the plants to start with. The product has done its job. I would certainly recommend it to a friend.I also thought it was nice to have the small shovel in the box to make the insertion in the dirt. I didnt have to use 1 if y spoons.

Every summer the families of fruit flies/gnats descend upon our kitchen and stay around our sink area or where we have fruit. I’ve used little jar traps with liquid in them before with mediocre success. Bought these guys a week ago (so many come in a pack!) and instantly they started to work. I put one in a jar with some cran juice and peach juice (just to extra attract them) and just fit this butterfly guy in the top. The photo shows less than a week of captured fruit flies and it’s so gross but satisfying. Our gnat population has dwindled by at least 80-90% - those are better results than Thanos! No more annoying bugs, just a couple who have yet to be captured by this beautiful sticky butterfly. If you’ve got fruit fly problems, these guys work. I put them in high gnat traffic areas and they patiently sit and wait for the gnat to fall into the trap.

We have a HUGE invasion of fruit flies in my town this summer. I've never seen anything like this before.It feel like I'm living in an alternate horror version of that one Gilmore Girls episode where Kirk misplaced Easter eggs all over town and they were rotting. Surely something like that has happened here, I cannot fathom where these things are coming from other than previously hidden and long forgotten rotting food stuffs. Unfortunately my town does not have a Taylor to demand investigation and cleanup, this this review of a product I never knew even existed until the morning I awoke to a fruit fly in my nose, yes IN MY NOSE, trying to make it's way into my sinuses and a frantic Google search for answers led me to these traps.I placed these in all my potted plants, around all my fruits and in my fridge. Yes, my fridge!!!These buggers are EVERYWHERE.I've got this pictured bunch of bananas sitting out still. I bought them green.After seeing how much they're attracting the flies I decided to keep them ripening on the counter as it's helping keep the flies away from other areas.My hanging plants have captured a few, as the last pic shows. Just a comparison of why placement matters.The fridge trap makes me confused. How are they surviving in there?!?Good luck if you're battling these buggers!!!!

In 1 day the 3 Garsum sticky yellow flower Traps caught 42 gnats and the 2 fake vinegar apple traps caught 1 gnat. *see pictureThe secret is putting a real flower close by, thats the reason I gave it 4 stars.At first, I was not catching many gnats on the flower traps. Because I needed something to lure them in: a real flower and vinegar apples.Before the real flower was put close by and the vinegar apples (you can make your own bowl of the vinegar solution but I liked having the fake vinegar apples so that I can stick a Garsum sticky flower in them & use as vinegar vases).You will have to trim the Garsum sticky flower’s bottom in order for you to make it stay in the plastic vinegar-filled apple. The apples did not really catch the gnats (only 1 gnat) but they really helped to attract the gnats and eventually the gnats congregated on top of the apple (but RARELY did they go in). Then the gnats hopped on the real flower and then they hopped on the fake flower and that was their last hop.I recommend using this product in the way in which I did.

I have been in a months long battle with flies. Fruit flies and the other tiny ones that hang out in your houseplants. Not an exaggeration, I put this out and it caught the tiny buggers (no pun intended) in 30 seconds. God bless the people who created this.I agree with other that for severe gnats, use the spray and these glorious inventions!

We had been having a fruit fly problem. We were using sprays, but they would move away from the spray. We used another small trap sold in stores but it barely worked. Then I read the reviews on this product and decided to give it a try. Since we don't have plants I decided to use plastic containers, and fill them with glass marbles. Then using a small screw driver I punched holes in the lids and made a small slot in the center for this sticky tree. Then I rolled up the bottom and inserted the sticky tree into the lid and into the marbles. Then I placed the contraptions in their final destinations, poured in the apple cider vinegar, closed the lids, peel off the tape on the tree and waited.The dark color on the bottoms is a reflection of the beads. Look at the tops of the trees! It took a few days but I will say it started to work almost immediately AND we are grateful to have the bugs gone.By the way, along with these sticky trees the other items to make my contraption I got on Amazon were:Deli food storage containers with lids 16 OzVase fillers gem marble glass flat beadsWe are so elated that the Sticky Tree Trap worked! We had even tried it with just the base filled with the apple cider vinegar but these particular fruit flies were smart. The sticky trees were the trick!

These yellow stickers worked really well and caught many flies from my plant. I used them for nearly two weeks now and already exchanged the first one. However it didn't get rid of the flies yet because unfortunately the soil was already infested with them. I wish I had used the sticky traps earlier! Came with a mini shovel, good idea.

Didn't solve my issue entirely but caught a few flies

Added them to a couple of my plants at home and they have caught a lot of fruit flies. They haven't completely got rid of all the flies just yet, but It has reduced the amount I see flying around my home. I plan on buying more to hopefully get rid of all these pests.

Its really sticky, I have only been using it for a few days but it’s caught lots of the pesky tiny flies that have been plaguing my plants.

These have been really useful. I am on my second pack. I will continue to use this brand because they are very effective.