Yellow Sticky Plant Traps for Fungus Gnats and Fruit Flies with Supports and Tie Wires, 48–96 Pack – Stingmon
Yellow Sticky Plant Traps for Fungus Gnats and Fruit Flies with Supports and Tie Wires, 48–96 Pack – Stingmon
Yellow sticky plant traps attract fungus gnats, whiteflies, blackflies, thrips, fruit flies, midges and mosquitoes with bright color and strong double-sided adhesive. Stingmon cards provide pesticide-free capture around indoor or outdoor plants, especially potted plants where small flying pests emerge from soil.
The collection includes 48-, 54-, 60- and 96-piece options. The detailed 54-piece set includes two green butterfly support sticks, twenty tie wires and one small shovel for soil or hanging placement. Peel the protective film carefully and replace a card when fully covered. The traps are listed as waterproof and UV resistant; sheltered outdoor placement can reduce exposure to debris and beneficial insects.
Specifications
- Brand: Stingmon
- Product: Yellow sticky plant insect trap
- Quantity options: 48 54 60 or 96 pieces
- Detailed quantity: 54 traps
- Color: Yellow
- Adhesive: Double-sided
- Material: Plastic with adhesive
- Targets: Fungus gnats whiteflies blackflies and thrips
- Additional targets: Fruit flies midges and mosquitoes
- Use areas: Indoor and outdoor plants
- Detailed supports: 2 green butterfly sticks
- Detailed tie wires: 20
- Detailed shovel: 1
- Weather resistance: Waterproof and UV resistant listed
- Replacement: When fully covered
Frequently Asked Questions
Which pests do the yellow cards capture?
Stingmon traps target fungus gnats whiteflies blackflies thrips fruit flies midges mosquitoes and other listed flying plant pests.
What is included with the detailed 54-pack?
The set contains 54 sticky traps two butterfly supports twenty tie wires and one small shovel.
Can the traps be placed outdoors?
Yes. They are listed as waterproof and UV resistant though sheltered placement helps limit debris and beneficial insect contact.
When should a sticky card be replaced?
Replace it after insects cover the adhesive surface or when dirt reduces stickiness.