Yellow Sticky Traps

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How effective are yellow sticky traps in controlling insect pests?

Yellow sticky traps are highly effective in controlling a range of insect pests like whitefly, thrips, leaf miners, and greenfly. These pests are attracted to the trap's bright yellow colour and get stuck on the non-drying glue coating. By catching the adult insects before they can infest plants, the traps significantly reduce pest populations and delay their buildup, offering an efficient solution without the need for chemical insecticides.

How do I use yellow sticky traps in my greenhouse or conservatory?

To use yellow sticky traps in your greenhouse or conservatory, hang them at plant height to maximise their effectiveness in catching flying pests. Each trap measures H22cm x W10cm, making them easy to position near your plants. Place traps evenly throughout the space and near potential entry points like doors and vents. Check and replace the traps when they become full to ensure continuous pest control.

Can yellow sticky traps be used with other pest control methods?

Yes, yellow sticky traps can be used alongside other pest control methods, including biological controls. While the traps are effective at capturing flying adult pests, biological controls, such as beneficial insects, can target other life stages like larvae and eggs. This combined approach enhances pest management, reducing reliance on chemical insecticides and promoting a healthier plant environment.

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