Briteen 60-Pack Fruit-Shaped Yellow Sticky Traps for Plants, Dual-Sided

Some plant-care routines call for a way to catch and monitor small flying insects right by the plants. Briteen’s yellow sticky traps offer a simple, spray-free approach: place them in the soil or hang them near insect activity, where the bright color and adhesive surface can help catch fungus gnats, fruit flies, whiteflies, aphids, and other small flying pests.

The pack includes 60 traps in four fruit shapes, giving you options for houseplants, flower pots, herbs, gardens, and greenhouses.

Product specs

Each trap has adhesive on both sides, so insects can stick whichever side they reach. The yellow surface is designed to attract common flying insects around plants, while the fruit designs add a decorative detail to pots and growing spaces. The pack is divided evenly among pineapple, apple, mango, and strawberry shapes, with 15 of each.

• Type: Dual-sided sticky traps for flying insects
• Color: Yellow
• What’s included: 60 traps in four fruit designs

They are odorless and non-toxic, and are designed for plant insect monitoring without harsh odors, smoke, or sprays. Use them around indoor or outdoor plants as directed. Rather than applying a spray to the plant, these traps provide a physical sticky surface placed near the insects’ activity, making them useful for ongoing monitoring as part of a plant-care routine.

Practical tips

Insert a trap into the soil near a plant, or hang it where flying insects are active. For potted plants, placing one close to the foliage or soil makes it easy to keep the trap alongside the plant you are monitoring. In a greenhouse or garden, position traps near the plants where activity is noticeable. Replace a trap when its sticky surface is full or has lost its stickiness.

Buyer feedback often highlights how easy the traps are to place in plant pots and appreciates the assortment of fruit shapes. Some customers also report catching fungus gnats. Experiences with stickiness are mixed, so the traps are best viewed as a practical monitoring and catching aid rather than a guaranteed fix for every pest situation.

Best use cases

These traps are suited to houseplants, potted herbs, flower pots, patios, gardens, and greenhouses. For example, a grower can place one near an indoor herb pot to catch and monitor small flying insects without using a spray around the plant. The double-sided adhesive gives insects a sticky surface from either side, and the 60-piece pack supports use across multiple pots or growing areas.

The four fruit designs also make the traps a more decorative fit for visible indoor pots than plain, functional-looking plant traps. Choose this style when you want a ready-to-place option for small flying pests around plants, with shapes that suit a home growing space as well as a garden setting.

Should you buy it?

Briteen’s fruit-shaped traps are a practical choice for plant owners who want to monitor and catch flying insects directly around pots, herbs, or garden plants. The yellow, double-sided adhesive surface, four designs, and 60-piece pack make it easy to place traps where activity occurs and replace them as needed. They suit routine plant care when a physical, odorless trap is a better fit than relying on sprays.