Sticky Gnat Trap

Shield your houseplants from unwanted visitors, including those pesky fungus gnats, with Miracle-Gro® Sticky Traps. Simple to use and effective, these traps catch flying insects that love to settle on your plants, lettin' them thrive worry-free. No more pest problems!

The package contains 10 traps and 5 reusable stakes.

Key Features:

• Maximum Attraction: Miracle-Gro® Sticky Traps attract and catch a variety of insects, including fungus gnats, shore flies, whiteflies, thrips, and aphids, which often cause damage to your plants.
• Root Protection: By controlling the insect population, these traps protect the root system, crucial for your plant's overall health.
• For Vigorous Plants: By eliminating harmful insects, your plants grow healthier and reach their full potential.
• Double Action: The double-sided design increases the trapping surface, making these traps even more effective.
• Safe to Use: Designed for indoor use, these traps are non-toxic and safe for humans and pets.

How to Use:

1. Remove a trap and stake from the package.
2. Peel off the protective paper from both sides of the trap.
3. Attach the trap to the stake.
4. Push the stake into your plant's soil, near the base, for best results.

Replace the trap when it's covered with insects. The stakes are reusable to reduce waste.

When to Use These Traps:

Use Miracle-Gro® Sticky Traps as soon as you notice flying insects around your houseplants, especially when you see fungus gnats. Be vigilant in spring and fall, as these periods can encourage pest outbreaks.

These traps are an excellent preventive tool, or to protect your plants proactively.

Where to Use These Traps:

These traps are intended for indoor use, near your potted plants. They are effective at combating flying insects that attack houseplants.

Pro Tips for Gardeners:

In combination with proper watering, adequate lighting, and suitable humidity, they help keep your plants strong and insect-resistant, including fungus gnats. Consider using them preventively, especially if your plants overwinter indoors, as they may be more vulnerable at that time.