Horiver Black Sticky Cards | 12 St/Pcs (25cm x 40cm) are adhesive traps designed to monitor and control dark-winged flying pests like fungus gnats, shore flies, and sciarid flies in greenhouses, nurseries, and indoor gardens. The black color specifically targets pests attracted to dark surfaces or soil, complementing traditional yellow/blue traps in Integrated Pest Management (IPM) systems. Key Features of Horiver Black Sticky Cards | 12 St/Pcs (25cm x 40cm): Targeted Attraction: Black Surface: Mimics moist soil/dark environments to lure soil-dwelling fly adults. High-Tack Adhesive: Non-drying, non-toxic glue securely traps pests on contact. Durable Design: Weather-Resistant Material: Plastic or laminated paper for humid environments. Pre-Punched Holes: Easy hanging with stakes or strings. Grid Markings: Simplifies pest counting and infestation tracking. Eco-Safe: Chemical-free, OMRI-listed for organic use. Safe around beneficial insects (e.g., hang horizontally near soil to avoid bees). Applications of Horiver Black Sticky Cards | 12 St/Pcs (25cm x 40cm): Greenhouses/Nurseries: Monitor fungus gnats in potting media, hydroponics, or seedling trays. Place 1 trap per 10–20m² just above soil level. Indoor Farms/Hydroponics: Detect infestations early in grow tents or vertical farms. Compost/Soil Facilities: Control flies in organic waste processing areas. Residential Use: Protect houseplants, terrariums, or mushroom kits. Instructions for Use: In the Case of Mature Plants, he traps can be hung a little higher if necessary (approximately 50 cm above the ground). Sticky traps should be placed in places where pests most often gather, i.e. near doors and front walls, but as close to the rows of plants as possible. Usage Guide: Step Instructions Placement Insert stakes into soil or hang horizontally 5–15cm above ground/canopy. Spacing 1 card per 10m² for monitoring; increase density for heavy infestations. Replacement Replace when 60–70% covered (typically every 2–4 weeks). Data Tracking Record trapped pests weekly to adjust IPM strategies (e.g., biocontrol timing).
