USKICH Sticky Trap Fruit Fly and Gnat Trap Sticky Bug Traps Fungus Traps for Indoor/Outdoor ，Insect Catcher for White Flies,Mosquitoes,Fungus Gnats,Lying Insects (36 Pcs Black)

I recently tried the USKICH Sticky Trap Fruit Fly and Gnat Trap to tackle a persistent gnat issue in my indoor plants, and I’m genuinely impressed. These traps are incredibly easy to use—simply peel off the protective film and insert them into the soil. Within hours, they began attracting and capturing adult gnats, helping to reduce the infestation significantly. The traps are made from non-toxic, odorless materials, making them safe to use around pets and children. They are also UV-resistant and waterproof, ensuring durability even in varying environmental conditions. The adhesive is strong and long-lasting, remaining effective until fully covered with trapped insects. Additionally, the traps come in various colors and shapes, allowing for discreet placement among plants. Overall, these traps offer an effective and eco-friendly solution for managing flying insect pests in indoor and outdoor settings.

Use these a lot, especially in the summer

I wanted the black sticky traps to replace the bright yellow ones (that all of us plant folk are too familiar with) so they wouldn’t be like flashing neon signs in my windows letting the neighbors know I have had or have fungus gnats. While my They are definitely not noticeable, so that’s a plus, but they also aren’t nearly as sticky. While my gnat problem had essentially subsided before I got these in (these were for maintenance for the “just in case” pest situation but there were a few gnats hanging around), the true test was when my floofy Ragdoll cat started rummaging around in my plants again. The yellow traps would ALWAYS get stuck to his chest and would take a little bit of fur with it when I’d remove it. The black traps unfortunately just end up on the floor or knocked over in the dirt when my cat thinks I’m not looking. I had one last yellow trap left and it seems to be trapping the remaining buggies. So, five stars for camouflage, but two stars for adhesive/trapping ability. These would make good emergency lint removers for my purse, though.

I found that the black traps work just as well as yellow ones, as the tiny gnats land on everything. Within five minutes of placing some, flies were already coating one side. I've come to prefer the black because I can still see the flies, but they stand out less, so it looks less disgusting from a distance.

I like these a lot more than the yellow ones! They're not as much of an eye sore and they still work to attract gnats.

These things work great in your house plants. They collect the gnats and they're easy to use. The stickiness is pretty strong. The size is not too big for a small plant. I love the cute designs

I feel bad for leaving ⭐️⭐️⭐️ but bottoms are difficult to stabilize in the soil. They bend out of shape upon insertion and once it bends they are almost impossible to stick back into the soil without badly leaning. HOWEVER they work great, and fast. They're also big. I cut one in half to stick with my succulents. I might dab a tiny drop of sugar water onto the large center in order to attract more gnats.

Great product. Been dealing with a TON of gnats since i brought my plants in for winter. I am using EVERYTHING... little uv lights fans, plug ins, and now these. In 1 day these already caught several throughout the house. Must have a smell to attract cause my cats went to it and kept getting stuck. They finally figured out to leave it alone.