Growing Success GF2549 Greenhouse Whitefly Traps, 7 Traps Per Pack,Yellow

These are great. I had loads of flies in my loft. Stuck 5 up near the light and left it on for a few hours. All flies got stuck and 3 of the sheets were almost completely full of flies. No flies were left flying around. Great product.

its sticky and catches flies. ? what more can i say

Love these. Only scary thing is they show just how large and nasty our local mozzies are! I also have to remember not to bend down in the greenhouse where they are as my hair gets stuck. I always buy more than one pack to change for the winter/spring as in the summer they catch as LOT of insects.

I used these in my polly tunnel, in which I grow vegetables. I had problems with lots of flying creatures. So I purchased these. I must say they do work as they should. Flying creatures seem to be attracted to the colour and in no time the place was clear😈

I have got a new greenhouse and have loads of things growing at the moment but seem to be pestered with bugs. I got rid of the ants squatting and now I have turned my attention to the flying squatters. I hung them on me tomato plants as directed and within an hour a whitefly and another beastie was firmly stuck to the paper. They are VERY VERY sticky so be warned. My husband was so impressed he cut 1 paper in half and has since stuck it on the chandelier in the lounge. I was not impressed as I have now got a yellow thing dangling from my posh light AND 1 of the glass drops firmly stuck to the paper. DOH

We are bothered by those tiny house flies that breed in the plants soil, so stick these in each plant on a bbq scewer. The they do catch them as they come and go to the plant but it's a long job! Be careful not to get them near a leaf though, very, very sticky. Keep pets and kids away from them!

If you can tollerate the odd bug surviving, these without any insectide to supplement worked for me. Since it was with indoor chilli plants that I intend to harvest I didn't want to use insecticide to tackle the bugs. They are extreemly sticky. At first I peeled the adheasive off of both sides - if found this made them quite hard to handle. One side at a time worked better for me (I just stuck a piece of paper over the used side and unpeeled the the other).

They catch whiteflies and greenflies and house flies. But also they catch ladybirds, bees, butterflies, moths, hover flies and spiders. After 3 days I took them down and have to think of a solution that doesn't kill beneficial predators as well as the creatures I don't want. I guess the product does what it is designed to do, but unfortunately not exactly what I wanted.