Owngrown Sticky Fly Traps For Indoors, Yellow 60pcs : Target
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Product Description
Garsum® Yellow Sticky Trap for Fruit Fly
【Strong adhesive】The red string and paper roll are not easy to break because we use good material. Sticky on both sides., 【Target】Control flies,
4 PCS Sticky Fly Ribbons,Yellow Sticky Fly Traps Indoor/Outdoor Fly Catcher
OwnGrown's NON TOXIC YELLOW gnat trap is the perfect solution for controlling fungus gnats, white flies and fruit flies. Our indoor fly trap uses
OwnGrown Sticky Fly Traps for Indoors, Yellow 60pcs
Garsum® Yellow Sticky Trap for Fruit Fly
Elbourn 30Pcs Dual-Sided Yellow Sticky Traps for Flying Plant Insect Like Fungus Gnats, Aphids, Whiteflies, Leafminers (8x10 Inch)
The Sticky Fly Traps are the leading solution for managing flying insect infestations. By using extra-strength adhesive material with yellow color attractant, these traps can attract and trap a wide range of common flying insects. Each trap is punched with holes for easy hanging with the wire twist-ties included in every box. Target Species: Aphids, whiteflies, mosquitoes, fungus gnats, trips, leaf miners, fruit flies, leafhoppers, froghoppers, and other flying insects.
Yellow Sticky Fruit Fly and Gnat Traps 25 Pack | Fly Paper and House Plant Trap for Fruit Flies, Fungus Gnats, and Other Flying Insects
LIGHTSMAX Sticky Fruit Fly and Gnat Trap - Yellow Sticky Bug Traps for Indoor/Outdoor Use - Insect Catcher for White Flies, Mosquito, Fungus Gnats - Disposable Glue Trappers (25) in the Insect
LIGHTSMAX Sticky Fruit Fly and Gnat Trap - Yellow Sticky Bug Traps for Indoor/Outdoor Use - Insect Catcher for White Flies, Mosquito, Fungus Gnats - Disposable Glue Trappers (25) in the Insect
Our traps will remain sticky and attractive for 2 to 3-months. If more than half of the surface is covered with insects or dust, replace it as soon as possible. Best results will be placed early in the season when the pests are ready to emerge. Winged adults are caught with yellow sticky traps before they reach the plants, which can delay the accumulation of pests. Existing insect populations may also decline. Most flying pests prefer yellow.
