Fungus Gnat Compostable Traps
Fungus Gnat Compostable Traps
- Details
- How to Use
- What it Works On
- FAQs
Have fungus gnats or other annoying flying pests? Simply stick these discreet pest strips on the inside rim of your pot to make them disappear!
Our pest traps are made from compostable corn, not toxic plastic, so they can go straight in the compost once the pests have disappeared.
Discreet design catches pests without large ugly traps.
Comes with a FREE storage tin.
Combine with our Leaf Care Bundle for a complete plant care pest solution.
Simply stick these bad boys on the inside rim of your pots and watch those buggers disappear. Don't want to stick it to your pot? No worries! It also comes with a small stake to stick these in the dirt instead of on the pot.
- Fungus Gnats
- Whiteflies
- Aphids
- Thrips
- + more (anything with wings!)
What's the deal with shipping?
We provide fast shipping, with dispatch within two business days. But we're human, and sometimes there may be delays. We do our best to keep you up to date on any delays on our part.
What plants can I use it on?
You can use this on anything in a pot. If you don't want to stick it to your pot it also comes with a small stake you can use to place in the dirt.
How should I store it?
It comes with a cute tin to store the strips and maintain their stickiness!
How it works
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Step One
Wipe the inside rim of your pot so it's clean of dirt & debris.
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Step Two
Take out 1 strip (or 2 if you have a bad infestation) use the sticky back to place them on the inside rim of your pot.
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Step Three
Remove the protective layer from the top and enjoy bug free plants!
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Step Four
Replace once / month or sooner depending on need.
They are doing their job and I love not having more plastic to toss away. Easy to use and a great help in the winter months here in the PNW when plant pests come out play!
I like the idea of these and having them be discreet compared to other options. The problem is the sticky stuff on these gets all over your fingers when trying to put them on your pots. Maybe some improvements on product design would help.
I wasn’t sure if the gnat traps were working until I decided to change to new strips. There were 100’s of gnats trapped on the tapes. I’m a believer.
perfect.