Houseplant Sticky Traps - Doff

The lifespan of the traps depends on the level of infestation and environmental conditions. They should be replaced when full or when their stickiness diminishes.

Yes, these traps are non-toxic and generally safe for pets. However, keep the traps out of reach to prevent accidental ingestion or entanglement.

While primarily designed for indoor use, you can use these traps outdoors for potted plants on patios or balconies, but monitor them for effectiveness in outdoor conditions.

Dispose of used traps in your regular household waste. Be mindful of the sticky surface when handling.

These traps are effective at capturing a variety of flying insect pests, including fungus gnats, whiteflies, and aphids.

The number of traps depends on the size of the plant and the severity of the infestation. Start with one trap per pot and add more as needed.

Ensure the trap is placed in an area with good air circulation and near the plant. Consider using additional traps if the infestation is severe.

Relocate the trap if possible. Replace the trap if cleaning is not effective. Check the surrounding area for dust sources.

Pre-moisten the soil around the plant to soften it, making insertion easier.