Whaline 48 Pcs Yellow Sticky Fly Traps Dual-Sided Fly Catcher Plastic Bug Insect Gnat Traps Disposable Sticky Board for Mosquitos Fungus Gnats, Flying Aphid, Whiteflies, Leaf Miners, 4 design

The photo is one of five and all five looked like this after three weeks, safe to say they work so I am very pleased and would definitely recommend over using pesticides. Can be a little bit of an eye sore so I change them to fresh if anyone is coming over to save them seeing so many dead bugs. Can also be a bit unnerving seeing live bugs stuck to it trying to get off so depends how you feel about that but I would recommend for purpose

I have a lot of houseplants at home and unfortunately one of them was subject to a huge fungus gnat infestation. Used a mosquito dip to try control the population but i was still seeing so many of them flying around. Decided to get these pads and stick them in the plants where i saw them most.As time went on i saw them less and less. After a few weeks decided to replace some of the pads and what i saw was truly nasty. each pad had about 40 of them stuck on each side.Really happy with these, they're doing exactly what i wanted them to do. And the tiny shovel is a nice touch, makes putting them into the plant pot so much easier, don't fancy getting that sticky stuff all over my hands.If you have fungus gnats in your house, give these a go

i noticed an infestation in my houseplants of what i think are fungus gnatsi had a 3 point plan of action- dry out the soil (to make less hospitable breeding grounds)- these yellow sticky things stuck into the soil of each pot- insecticidethe sticky things were the first to arrive and honestly took out the brunt of them single handedly; i gave up on the drying out action because some plants were really not doing well... but by the time the insectidice arrived the stickers were covered in gnats (so many you wouldnt believe) and the infestation already felt much more manageablegoing by numbers on the relevant sticky im fairly confident ive identified where the infestation originated from (a newly bought plant from b&q)for some reason they came with a cheap plastic mini shovel that is literally useless and immediately broke digging the tiniest of holes for these trianglesonly complaint is the price; theyre pretty expensive (but at the same time... theres a lot of them so i guess i can keep them bundled up in a drawer for if i need them again in the future

Purchased a new plant and it had flies that affected all my other home plants. Used these devices and the flies were caught in a matter of days. A little tricky to open but I managed to get there. We'll worth the money to save the plants.

These were ok but the pointy but was sticky so they were very hard to push into soil. Previous ones I've bought didn't have a sticky point and were much easier to use

My poor monstera plant got attacked by fungus gnats which I couldn't sort out easily by drying out the soil... more & more kept coming as I couldn't disrupt the breeding cycle. Finally I thought to give these a try as I'm not too keen on using pesticides on indoor plants where our cat could sick. These stickers are quite bendy and would be hard to put into soil I think, so I decided to hang them on the branches but close to the soil as possible.I didn't think these would work but photo is 3 days later - horrific but hopefully will get rid of these pests and get my plant back to normal. I've also put these stickers on my other plants in case the gnats decide to find a new home!!

Easy to use, does the job well, less Insect bites, good value for money.

This is the 2nd batch I have bought to rid us of Lava fly in our house plants. They do catch the flies but in all of these types of fly catcher they are very sticky on the fingers when trying to place in the soil and I have spoilt a few where they topple over stuck at n the pot soil stuck to me. I selected these ones as I thought the blue items were sticks to help get them in the soil . Sadly they are not and of no use. I have tried cocktail sticks and now cut straws to try and get them into the soil without being stuck to my fingers.