Faicuk Yellow Dual-Sided Sticky Fly Traps for Plant Insect, 10 Pack

I read reviews a lot, it never write them. This is worth writing about. I have cucumber beetles and had to hand pick them off every morning. This paper is amazing. They stick right onto it and other pests too. They have saved me. Lot of work and my cukes are finally producing.

I'm on my second order of these. I hang them in a few places around the gardens and catch many a bug. So far, only bugs I want to be rid of. Black flies, flies, gnats. A little sticky to deal with, just hold only the top and bottom non-sticky edges. How I set them out is I put the twisty on it first, then hang, then take off the protective paper. I find that the twisty ties that come with them are a bit too short. I tend to use my own that are longer and sturdier. When I am ready to throw them out and replace, I take the protective paper from the new one and put it over the bugs so I can carry it easily. They stand up to the wind and are still sticky after rains. And non-toxic if they happen to fall to the ground and your dog grabs it. Hope this helps.

The 1st one I hung up, worked the first day! This item works! I now have more hung up in other places! And, you can also lie them flat, or prop them up, without hanging them up. I’m doing that now, also! You can use them double-sided sticky, or one-sided sticky. Very easy to peel the slick white cover off to expose the yellow sticky sheet! Great size sticky sheet! Very sticky! Very easy to hang up, with the included, very long, twist ties! Very easy to use, anywhere, and any way, that you need to! Just a great, effective, inexpensive, item! I got the 20 pack. I actually bought this exact item, because of the twist ties, and I’m so glad I did! Definitely do recommend! Definitely would buy again!

It IS very sticky - VERY sticky. So if you're thinking you might try that pinwheel design that was pictured - NO, just no. I purchased this paper for whiteflies and mosquitoes. It does work for the whiteflies. I hung it up near the plant, shook it to get them all up and flying, and many stuck to it. Combined with a little neem oil solution, I have solved my whitefly problem! Here's what NOT to do: 🚫Don't stick it outside near the ground. Small critters will crawl on it to their death - lizards, crickets, etc. After many fails, I decided to hang it near the tops of my plants so that only flying insects can reach it. Yes, it will trap other insects too, but at least I didn't see any bees on mine. If you happen to catch a lizard, you can use a little cooking oil to help loosen them enough to gently pry them off. 🚫Don't place it too close to your plant or all the leaves will stick to it with the first wind. 🚫Don't pull off the backing until you're completely done placing the paper. Like I said, SUPER-sticky! Unfortunately, I did not catch many mosquitoes, which is a big problem for me in central Florida. I actually don't think insects are "attracted" to it in any way. Seems like it just randomly gets them when they light on it. I think it's a pretty good buy for the price.

This was an amazing lifesaver! We got really bad dirt from a garden store that had gnat eggs in it. coupled with a mosquito dunk we eradicated, thousands and thousands(I am not exaggerating) of gnats from an inside plant

These sticky fly traps worked like a charm when I had an invasion of fruit flys in the kitchen! They also work great amongst my seedlings to reduce the number of gnats.

Fruit flies land and some stick and some don’t. I wasn’t really happy with this .

Great product No issues!

I can see some gnats jumps in then jump out, it is absolutely useless