Safer Brand Home SH5026 Houseplant Sticky Stake Insect Traps for Indoor Plants – 16 Traps Included – Controls Aphids, Whiteflies, Fruit Flies, Fungus Gnats, and Other Insects

Price: $8.98
(as of Jan 31, 2024 04:56:43 UTC – Details)

Keep your potted plants beautiful and insect-free with Safer Home Houseplant Sticky Stakes. As much as we love our houseplants, there’s no doubt they can attract a myriad of pests. Safer Home Houseplant Sticky Stakes help you protect your favorite potted plants by attracting and trapping aphids, whiteflies, fruit flies, fungus gnats, and other insects that commonly hide in houseplants. The stakes are designed for use in any potted plant and act like a magnet for flying insects to get rid of your infestation quickly. The traps use no chemical insecticides, making them an ideal choice for homes with children and pets. For your convenience, Safer Home Houseplant Sticky Stakes are easy to use. Simply assemble the stakes to your preferred length and peel the backing off the yellow traps. Attach the desired number of traps to the clips on each stake. The small stakes can then be easily placed in the soil of your potted plants and concealed by the leaves. For best results, give your plant a gentle shake once the stakes are installed; hidden insects should fly to the traps. Once the traps are full, discard and replace with a fresh stake.
Control Houseplant Insects – Sticky Stakes effectively attract and trap aphids, white flies, fruits flies, fungus gnats, and other insects that hide in houseplants
Ideal for Your Home – Sticky Stakes attract insects like a magnet, killing them and reducing your infestation without chemical insecticides
Protect Your Houseplants – Houseplants can attract many pests. Sticky Stakes eliminate destructive insect pests, ensuring your houseplants stay healthy, beautiful, and insect-free
Discreet Design – These small stakes are designed to stake directly in the soil of potted plants and may be concealed by the leaves for a more attractive aesthetic
Easy to Use – Assemble the stakes to the desired length, attach traps, and insert them in your plant’s soil. Remove and discard the traps when full and replace with a fresh stake.