Intruder Bugtrap

While the adhesive is non-toxic, the traps are sticky and can be messy if touched. It is best to place them deep within the foliage or near the soil line where curious paws and hands are less likely to reach them.

The traps remain effective until the surface is covered with insects or dust. In a typical indoor environment with moderate pest activity, you can expect them to last several weeks before needing replacement.

These traps are designed to catch flying pests like fungus gnats and whiteflies, which are attracted to the color and sticky surface. While they are generally safe for your plants, they are non-selective, so avoid placing them near areas where you are intentionally keeping beneficial insects.

These are specifically designed for indoor use. Outdoor elements like wind, rain, and humidity will quickly degrade the adhesive and render the traps ineffective.

No, these traps do not require bait. They rely on the color of the trap and the adhesive surface to naturally attract and capture common indoor plant pests.