Reddit Reddit reviews BestTrap ST2035 Sticky Traps, Flying Traps for Fruit Fly, Fungus Gnats, Aphids, Other Flying Insects, 6x8 Inch, 20 Pack - Yellow

We found 6 Reddit comments about BestTrap ST2035 Sticky Traps, Flying Traps for Fruit Fly, Fungus Gnats, Aphids, Other Flying Insects, 6x8 Inch, 20 Pack - Yellow. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.

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BestTrap ST2035 Sticky Traps, Flying Traps for Fruit Fly, Fungus Gnats, Aphids, Other Flying Insects, 6x8 Inch, 20 Pack - Yellow
20 Pcs insect and twist ties.Specially designed for flying plant pests. Great for outdoor plant or houseplant.Dimension: 6*8 inches(20cm*15cm) ; Pack of 20 pcs; included 20 pcs Wire ties.Made of ECO friendly materials, safe and Non-toxic,reduce the use of chemical insecticides.Widely capture aphids, leaf miner, fungus gnats, thrips, white flies, black flies, midges, mosquitoes and other flying insects.Easy to Use, UV Resistant adhesive will not dry up, waterproof,heat resistant,can be used for any crop in any season. Lasts all the year round, even in rain, or until completely coated with insects or dust.
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6 Reddit comments about BestTrap ST2035 Sticky Traps, Flying Traps for Fruit Fly, Fungus Gnats, Aphids, Other Flying Insects, 6x8 Inch, 20 Pack - Yellow:

u/NeptuNeo · 7 pointsr/LosAngeles

thanks so much I just ordered one, I read a tip in one of the reviews to use these dual-sided sticky traps when the glue boards run out, you can cut 2 out per sheet using the old glue board as a template, with 20 sheets and double-sided it's 40 replacement boards for $10

u/IDoMindTheDudeMinds · 4 pointsr/plants

If it is bad soil, it's actually a really easy fix. In addition to having plenty of drainage holes in your pot, I also recommend bright indirect light.

[Late May 2019] (http://imgur.com/a/yCPCZiw)

[Early July 2019] (http://imgur.com/a/Ewdi0K5)

[Early October 2019] (http://imgur.com/a/m5OO9kK)

The only thing I did was repot in Black Gold Cactus and perlite (1:1 ratio) and reduced the water to maybe once a week since it's summer. Lowes was watering it every day in a sphagnum moss blend growing medium so it was damaging the roots. Most of the time this is why the leaves are yellow, fail to unfold or fenistrated leaves are slow to appear. I just cut one old stalk down at the base and waited for another to appear. Repeat until all old, yellow and unfenistrated leaves are gone.

Since the first recovery video was shot, I have six new leaves (twelve fenestrated and healthy) and a new shoot coming through the soil. I have also upgraded to a 5 gallon equivalent air pot, integrated bark, charcoal and pumice back in with the gritty cactus mix. I also plan to start staking it to a moss pole this weekend.

When you repot, I highly recommend adding [Bionide Systemic] (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000BX1HKI/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_t1_nRXNDbZQ1TFN3) and setting up [yellow sticky traps] (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GRYDWYK/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_t1_lSXNDbRR2M9AB) to reduce the breeding adult population while the systemic kicks in.

u/lampchairdesk · 2 pointsr/GrowingMarijuana

Yellow Sticky Traps

u/Maofish · 2 pointsr/houseplants

Currently in the midst of dealing with a gnat problem. Here's what's worked for me so far:

  1. Can't have fungus gnats if you don't grow your plants in soil (uprooted my English Ivy and am now growing the damned fool in water because gnats kept going back to it).

  2. Mosquito bits. I honestly don't know the ratio of bits:water that should be used so please correct me if I'm wrong, but I soak about 4oz (this was probably overkill) of bits into a gallon of warm water for about an hour (or let it sit overnight in room temp water), and then water your plants with it like normal until your gnats are gone. I try to strain the bits from the water with some mesh because I've seen others have molding issues if they let the bits sit on top of the soil.

  3. Catch the adult gnats with sticky traps before they can breed even more. I cut traps into 4ths or 8ths depending on the size of the plant and attach a disposable chopstick or skewer to stick it into the soil.

  4. To prevent your other plants that currently don't have gnat issues from getting gnats, water from the bottom. It's advised to not let your plants soak in water for more than 30 min at a time. A moisture meter also helps with this. This also discourages gnats from coming back since the top layer of soil is dry.

  5. Diatomaceous earth (DE) is a temporary solution for preventing adult gnats from penetrating the soil to lay larva, but once it gets wet, it's pretty much useless. Sometimes I sprinkle on DE between waterings once the soil is dry. Not a long term solution and also annoying.

    There are lots of other redditors on this subreddit, /r/IndoorGarden , and /r/plantclinic who have faced the same issues, so have a look at their posts too to see what works for them (I see hydrogen peroxide is a common solution). Best of luck!
u/KTdid88 · 1 pointr/SantaBarbara

When I had tiny flying bug issues with my worm bin (indoors) I got some basic sticky tape like this from amazon and left it nearby overnight. By the morning it was pretty covered. Switched the peel off covering from one side to the other, used the opposite side the next day. Result: significantly less bugs. If this is going outside it's super important to not just set it on top a surface to save birds or bees from getting stuck.

u/Mithra9 · 1 pointr/microgrowery

Found this one to be the cheapest/best value:

BestTrap 20-Pack Dual-Sided Yellow Sticky Traps Flying Plant Insect Such as Fungus Gnats, Whiteflies, Aphids, Leafminers - (6x8 Inches, Included 20pcs Twist Ties) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GRYDWYK/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_SSENDbHNGB4MQ