Seabright HGSLTLT Sticky Thrip Leafminer Trap, Pack of 5

I have an orange tree and a lemon tree and leaf miners are a big problem here in northern Florida. Once I installed these traps, I was amazed how many little bugs got on the traps. I was afraid bees might get caught on them but it seems bees are not attracted to them. I started using them half way through the summer so I would like to see how effective they really are an entire season. So far so good and non-toxic.

This probably removed about 50% of my thrip infestation. I believe using it in tandem with another mild prevention technique could remove them entirely. These are great for passive protection, even though I felt bad for the fly that landed on it and later melted.

So far they have been up for three days in my citrus trees and have trapped a bunch of different bugs. These traps work by attracting the bugs by the color of paper, it is NOT a lure. So far the pest I have been trying to capture, the CLM, has been found in these traps but that is by sheer chance and not in the large numbers I was hoping for. But that is what I expected going in to buying these. If you want a real trap with lure, look somewhere else. Otherwise, these traps work well for what they are.These traps work to catch bugs but they only work by sticking the bug to the paper and by attracting certain bugs by the color of the paper.They are good to get rid of some pests but it wont get rid of all of them. I have noticed a couple beneficial insects trapped as well. The glue has no prejudice and will trap everything that touches it. I have the yellow traps as well but I notice more pests in the yellow traps.All these traps need is some kind of chemical lure and I would have given it 5 stars.

These work really well and are extra sticky! I’ve had them up for several weeks and they haven’t lost the stickiness.

Since I have ordered these so many times I figured a review would be in order.Even though I wouldn't consider these as a way to control a thrip infestation they are really good for alerting you when these tiny monsters are around your prized plants, whatever they may be. I keep about 6-10 outside in my grow area and change them once they are completely covered. The thrips are VERY attracted to these and every one they catch is one last critter on my plants. To date I have not seen any beneficial bugs caught in them like ladybugs or bee's. I did find a butterfly one time but hasn't happened again since.On a side note I am currently using Captain Jacks concentrate to spray the area to knock down the thrips whenever they come back. It has worked fairly well along with these sticky traps. The current price for the traps is pretty good, especially if you get free shipping or have a Prime membership.

Awful. Goopy, wouldn't stay. Gross mess

Caught lots of bugs. Not sure any were leafminer larva

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