Cleanuper Yellow 100pcs 20260626 Sticky Traps, Double-Sided Yellow Plant Pest Cards

For houseplant owners looking to catch fungus gnats and other flying pests near their plants, Cleanuper’s yellow sticky traps offer a simple, direct approach. The double-sided adhesive catches insects on contact, and the flower and cloud shapes add a decorative alternative to plain rectangular cards.

The 100-count pack is designed for use around indoor plants, gardens, patios, and greenhouses. Yellow surfaces are easy for flying insects to see, making these traps practical where pest capture matters more than blending into the foliage.

Quick overview

These traps use a physical, adhesive-based method rather than bait or batteries. Their sticky surface is intended to catch fungus gnats, fruit flies, whiteflies, aphids, thrips, and midges when insects land. Because both sides are adhesive, each card offers a capture surface on either face.

The pack contains 100 traps in two shapes: flowers and clouds. The cards are made with paper, plastic, and glue, and each has a pointed stake for placing in soil. That format makes them suitable for positioning near the plants where flying pests are active, from potted houseplants to garden beds and greenhouse areas.

Care tips

Prepare each card before placing it in a pot: remove the protective film from both sides to expose the full sticky surface. Then insert the stake into the soil near the affected plant. In loose potting mix, the point can be pushed in directly. For compact or chunky soil, soften the area with a little water first, making a small pilot hole can also help the stake slide in without bending.

Keep the exposed adhesive clear of leaves and other surfaces you do not want it to touch. When positioning a trap, place it close to the plant and the activity you want to intercept. The yellow color is deliberately visible, which suits plant rooms, greenhouses, and outdoor growing areas where visibility is less important than presenting the trap surface to flying insects.

Getting the most from it

Use the traps as a nearby interception point around plants rather than as a substitute for identifying where pests are appearing. For fungus gnats, place a card in the soil of an affected potted plant. For pests seen around stems or foliage, position the trap close to that area so insects flying nearby can land on its adhesive surface. The varied shapes make it easier to choose a look that fits a pot or plant display.

These cards can be used indoors or outdoors, including around houseplants, kitchen windowsills, patios, garden beds, and greenhouses. The product is described as waterproof and UV-resistant for exposure to watering and outdoor conditions. Unlike spray-based approaches, the traps work through physical contact and use no scent or attractant, making them a straightforward option for catching flying pests around plants.

What to clarify

Which pests are these traps designed to catch? They are intended for fungus gnats, fruit flies, whiteflies, aphids, thrips, and midges. The adhesive catches insects when they land on either side.

How many traps and shapes are in the pack? The pack contains 100 traps: 50 flower shapes and 50 cloud shapes.

How should I prepare a trap before putting it in a pot? Peel off the protective film from both sides first, then insert the stake into the soil. If the soil is dense, soften it slightly or make a small pilot hole before insertion.

Buying verdict

Cleanuper’s 100-pack suits plant owners who want multiple placement points for catching flying pests around indoor and outdoor growing areas. Its double-sided adhesive, yellow color, two decorative shapes, and stake-in-soil format make it a practical choice for treating several pots or placing traps across a plant room, patio, or greenhouse.