Greenkey900 Wasp Trap Jasper Grasper

Greenkey 900 Wasp Trap Jasper Grasper I had a wasp nest in my garden shed which was causing issues for me and my family.Namely the wasps had decided to take some of my other Amazon deliveries hostage as the courier had left these in the shed which was my designated safe place.Short of having an orbital nuclear platform to destroy the wasps I thought it best to order some traps from Amazon and so selected the Greenkey 900 Wasp Trap Jasper Grasper. This time I was smart - I made sure I was home to take delivery of the items to ensure that the traps didn't fall into enemy hands.I ordered two traps and I must admit I didn't read the item description in sufficient detail as I thought (looking at the product image) that the traps came supplied with some form of super wasp destroying gel.However you need to supply your own 'kill juice' to attract the wasps into the trap. Some of the recommendations are beer, vinegar and concentrated fruit juice. I opted for the later and emptied about half a 750ml bottle of Robinsons Orange (Double Concentrate) into both traps.Then using ninja skills I placed both traps near the wasps nest in the shed - mission was a success with zero friendly casualties.24 hours later and the enemy shows no sign of dying and there are only a handful of wasps inside the traps themselves.This brings me to only one conclusion. Wasps do not like Robinsons Orange (Double Concentrate) and that the traps are designed to minimize wasp activity not actually destroy a colony.I think the traps would be better deployed in and around the garden area to control the amount of wasp activity and will serve as a deterrent if you use an elixor which the wasps are drawn too. Another reviewer suggested beer but as I didn't fancy letting the enemy sip the fine nectar of bavarian beer I opted for the cheaper option of juice concentrate.I have rated the traps four stars as they do essentially what they say they will but your results will vary dependent on your end goal and what liquid you use in the trap itself.

Does the job nicely.Beer, Orange Juice and Vinegar all failed to attract the wasps by us, but my favourite pressed Apple and Rhubarb fizz absolutely did the trick. Don't be disheartened if your wasps are fussy.

Nice and simple and works well. Just a bit awkward when have refill the juice by opening the top up.

Have filled these up with water and honey - will try vinegar next time. No wasps but lots of those nasty little midges in there - so not a disaster!

We put mead in ours and it works a treat!

The media could not be loaded.  So I have 2 small kids and last year we had a wasp nest in the ground at the bottom of the garden which turns out kinda pricy to remove, so although have a policy mainly of live and let live, the wasps were stopping our garden fun. Purchased a couple of these. Hung up last night with some neat elderflower cordial In... think the photos speak for them selves, if not a little gruesome, but sugar filled is a good way to go??!

These are fantastic value for money, when I got them I thought the not much to look at but I put some honey in the bottom of two of them with some hot water and orange juice in the other, at first I thought they wasn’t working but a couple of days later the wasps where queuing to get in

Disappointed, thought item came with BAIT , especially as it required an over 18 to accept delivery None found in box .Box was intact as well