Description
Focus Pot Trap sticky sheet for pests - 12 pieces
- Sticky sheets for trapping aphids, thrips, greenhouse whitefly and other pests of potted and balcony plants.
- Contains no toxic substances.
- Safe for children and harmless to the human environment.
- Easy to use - insect glue.
- No pre-harvest interval.
- Resistant to water and UV rays.
- Convenient to use pest trap.
- Attractive and safe solution to the problem.
- Includes practical mounting sticks.
- Package contains 12 sheets.
- Sheet dimensions: 15 x 8 cm.
Insect glue 10 pieces Focus - sticky sheets for trapping insects with strong, stable adhesive over a wide range of temperatures and humidity. Double-sided sticky surface. Effective protection for plants, ensuring reliable elimination of harmful insects. This trap is ideal for use in pots providing comprehensive protection against aphids, fungus gnats, fruit flies, sciarid flies and other plant pests.
Effectiveness
The sticky trap captures pests such as aphids, fungus gnats and others, preventing their escape. This keeps plants safe and allows them to grow freely.
Safe and Non-toxic
The trap contains no biocidal substances, making it safe for people, pets and the environment. Long-term use of sticky traps prevents the development of high pest populations without the use of chemical or biocidal agents.
Leaf Imitation
The yellow colour of the trap mimics a young, juicy plant leaf, attracting pests. Upon contact with the sticky glue, insects are effectively caught, allowing pest population control.
Versatility
Ideal for use in various places such as plant pots, balconies, greenhouses or gardens.
Durability
The Focus insect sticky trap is durable - it can remain in the package for up to 5 years from the production date, and the glue will not lose its properties!
Easy to Use
Simple assembly allows quick and easy protection of plants from pests.
Instructions for use:
- Remove the paper liner protecting the glue layer on both sides of the sheet.
- Attach the sheet using the included mounting sticks - in the wider end of the stick.
- Insert the stick into the soil.
- When the sheets are filled with insects, replace them with new ones.













