CatchMaster 3" x 5" Double-Sided Sticky Card Insect Trap, Pack of 72

Upgrade your pest management strategy with Catchmaster's Double-Sided Sticky Card Pest Monitors. These double-sided sticky cards are an essential tool for monitoring and capturing a wide range of agricultural and garden pests, including aphids, whiteflies, and thrips. Designed for efficiency and ease of use, they provide a non-toxic solution to pest control, ideal for integrated pest management systems. Equip your agricultural operations with these effective monitoring tools to keep your plants healthy and thriving.

Advantages of Using Sticky Cards

• Targeted Pest Control: Specifically engineered to attract various insect pests more effectively than traditional methods.
• Environmentally Friendly: Safe for use around both humans and animals, making them ideal for organic farming.
• Easy to Use: Simply place the cards around your farm or greenhouse to monitor pest levels and detect infestations early.

Tips for Maximizing Effectiveness

Strategic Placement:

Our fly traps are most effective when strategically placed in three key zones: below the canopy at the base of each plant, within the middle of the canopy, and above the canopy.

Regular Monitoring:

Replace cards regularly or when they are significantly covered in insects to maintain optimal effectiveness.

Seasonal Adjustments:

Increase the use of sticky cards during peak insect activity seasons to monitor and control population surges effectively.

Data Utilization:

Analyze the catch patterns over time to adjust pest control strategies and predict future outbreaks.

Complementary Methods:

Combine the use of sticky cards with biological controls like beneficial insects for a more comprehensive approach to pest management.

Most Effective Against

Thrips

Targets All Common Insects without attracting other beneficial insects including; Aphids, Fungus Gnats, Green Leafhoppers, Hunter Flies, Hover Flies, Ladybird Beetles, Leaf Miners, Minute Pirate Bugs, Mites, Moth Flies, Parasitic Wasps, Rove Beetles, Shore Flies, Springtails, Thrips, Whiteflies