Catch flying insects
For whiteflies, fungus gnats and winged aphids on indoor and conservatory plants.
For whiteflies, fungus gnats and winged aphids on indoor and conservatory plants.
Peel off the protective film and insert the trap directly into the potting soil.
Check the adhesive surface regularly and replace heavily covered traps.
Schematic illustration of a flying target insect; no claim of control at every life stage.
Schematic illustration of a flying target insect; no claim of control at every life stage.
Schematic illustration of a flying target insect; no claim of control at every life stage.
Flying insects
The yellow surface attracts flying insects.
Flying insects that contact the glue are retained.
Replace heavily covered traps; larvae in the potting medium are not directly caught.
No. The sticky surface catches flying insects; larvae living in the potting medium are not directly trapped.
At one trap per plant, a pack of 12 equips 12 plants at the same time. Later replacements require additional traps.
When it is heavily covered with insects. No fixed replacement interval in days is specified.
No. These are ready-to-use sticky traps. Remove the protective film and insert them into the potting soil.
The manufacturer’s claim concerns winged aphids that fly onto the adhesive surface. Control of every developmental stage is not claimed.
Yes. The manufacturer states that water does not impair the adhesive.
Avoid touching the adhesive or letting it contact leaves. Store unused traps in their original packaging.
Schopf Hygiene Bitterfeld GmbH & Co. KG, Elektronstrasse 8, 06749 Bitterfeld-Wolfen, Deutschland / Germany · info@schopf-bitterfeld.de
Yellow sticky traps for catching flying plant pests on indoor and conservatory plants.
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