- Design Concept: This fly trap features the latest spherical design with 360-degree coverage, Designed to mimic the shapes and colors of fruits, it hangs on fruit trees to lure pests. It uses high-quality glue with strong adhesion to prevent pests from escaping.Comes in a set of 6 to meet your diverse usage needs.
- Odorless Physical Trap: People and pet friendly. Made from recyclable packaging. Place near insect?prone areas. Each ball captures 100+ flying insects and reduces over 90% of them around.
- Waterproof & Sunproof: This fruit fly trap stays sticky even after rain and won't melt or peel under high heat. Designed for outdoor use, it remains effective for up to 4 weeks or until full of trapped insects. A reliable long-term solution for outdoor pest control.
- Versatile Use: These fly and gnat killer balls are ideal for protecting your home, restaurant kitchen, garden, vegetable plots, and orchards. They work especially well under citrus, apple, peach, and cherry trees, making them a true guardian for your orchard
- Easy Set Up: Simply thread the line through the round hole on the trap and tie it to a suitable hanging location, such as tree branch or door, windows. Then remove the outer protective paper, and wait for the insects to fall into the trap.
Product description
Osseph Fly Trap Ball
How long does one trap ball last?
Does it work in rainy or sunny weather?
What types of flying insects does it catch?
How long does one trap ball last?
One trap ball remains effective for up to 4 weeks, or until the adhesive surface is fully covered with insects. No maintenance or reapplication needed during this time ? just hang it and let it work.
Does it work in rainy or sunny weather?
Yes. The trap is designed for all-weather outdoor use. It stays sticky even after rain and won't melt or crack under direct sunlight. For best results, hang it in a location where water doesn't drip directly onto the ball.
What types of flying insects does it catch?
It effectively traps common flying insects including fruit flies, gnats, houseflies, and small wasps. Gardeners also use it for apple maggots, spotted wing drosophila, and other orchard pests. (Not as effective on large insects like hornets.)
