Super NinjaPlant Fly Ninja ✓ Fungus Gnat Trap ✓ 10 Traps ✓ Highly Effective and Ecological Yellow Sticky Traps for Fungus Gnat and Whitefly ✓ Easy-to-Use ✓ Up to 3 Months

As someone with a lot of indoor houseplants, I've recently learned the hard way that it only takes one rogue plant purchase to introduce the scourge of sciarid fly/fungus gnats into your plant population. I've also realised that by the time you've noticed the tiny flying demons, you've probably already got more of an issue with them than first thought. These traps do seem a little pricey for what are essentially 'stickers' but they work fantastically well. I use them in conjunction with mosquito bits and dunks, and the gnats are almost gone. I've already purchased them for a second time, and now keep them in all pots, in case the gnats return.

Although I have a deep love for my house plants these little fungus gnats have been the bain of my existence.This product works a treat just pop them in the pot and after a couple of weeks you’ll have your own collection of gnat corpses. Do I feel a little guilty about this graveyard I have created? Yes. Do have regrets. No.

I have several indoor plants that were infested with fungus gnats. I tried spraying them with insecticides but they kept coming back. I decided to give these traps a try and I’m glad I did. They are very easy to use and they work great.The traps are small yellow cards that have a sticky coating on both sides. You just peel off the protective film and insert them into the soil near the base of your plants. The yellow colour attracts the gnats and they get stuck on the glue. You can also hang them from a string if you prefer.The traps are very effective at catching fungus gnats and whiteflies. They also last for up to 3 months or until they are full of insects. They do not contain any harmful chemicals or pesticides, so they are safe for your plants, pets and children.The only minor issue I had with these traps is that they sometimes catch other insects like ladybugs or spiders that are beneficial for your plants. You have to be careful not to harm them when you remove the traps.Overall, I would recommend these traps to anyone who has a problem with fungus gnats or whiteflies in their indoor plants. They are simple, eco-friendly and highly effective

I was sceptical these would work but as you can see they are pretty impressive, for some reason overnight fruit flies like to party on yellow plastic. Some still to catch but I will be getting more of these.

I can’t even believe how many flies get stuck to them, I was a bit sceptical but at the price I thought I’d give it a go. There started to be so many of the fungus gnats (had to look them up, basically the tiny black flies that are way more annoying than they should be) that I thought they were trying to recreate the plague of locus scene in the Mummy film. So put one up in each plant and I kid you not in 2 days the cast was stuck to the plant ninjas!They stay sticky for ages and I’ve only changed one as it was completely covered and there was no more for the supporting cast.I will always keep some of these handy as they work so well, don’t smell or need any chemical and for their cost are great value for money.