Catchmaster Insect Trap

These traps rely on color engineering. The specific hues used on the adhesive surface mimic the visual signals that common agricultural pests, like aphids and whiteflies, naturally gravitate toward, drawing them in without the need for pheromones or pesticides.

Yes. The traps are completely non-toxic and do not release any harmful vapors or chemicals, making them safe for use in households with pets and children. However, they are very sticky, so it is best to place them where curious hands or paws cannot easily reach them.

Yes, these traps are designed for both indoor and outdoor use. They are effective in greenhouses, gardens, and indoor plant collections, though you should monitor them regularly as outdoor elements like wind or debris can reduce their stickiness over time.

For the best results, place the traps at various canopy levels near your plants. This ensures you are covering the different heights where pests might be active, allowing for earlier detection of an infestation before it spreads.

You should replace the traps once the adhesive surface becomes covered with insects or debris. If you are using them primarily for monitoring and haven't caught many pests, they can remain effective for several weeks, but check them periodically to ensure they are still tacky.