Best yellow sticky traps for the pots and the hang you have
Updated: 17 October 2026
Small flies are leaving a houseplant, and the amazon.co.uk titles in front of you all seem to offer the best yellow sticky traps. A pack in this set fits a job, not a star line: a few indoor pots, a larger indoor supply, a sheet you hang, or a kit whose bullets name stakes. Review counts are not a glue test, and Which? treats the card as a way to monitor and catch adult fungus gnats. Prices stored for these eleven listings sit on the [yellow sticky traps comparison](/hub/traps/yellow-sticky-traps). A qualifying purchase can earn a commission at no extra cost to you.
Small flies are leaving a houseplant, and the amazon.co.uk titles in front of you all seem to offer the best yellow sticky traps.
Small flies are leaving a houseplant, and the amazon.co.uk titles in front of you all seem to offer the best yellow sticky traps. A pack in this set fits a job, not a star line: a few indoor pots, a larger indoor supply, a sheet you hang, or a kit whose bullets name stakes. Review counts are not a glue test, and Which? treats the card as a way to monitor and catch adult fungus gnats. Prices stored for these eleven listings sit on the yellow sticky traps comparison. A qualifying purchase can earn a commission at no extra cost to you.
Our top picks
| Badge | Product | Review base | Placement | Indoor only | Note | Price | Offer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best overall |  aonova aonova 60 yellow cards | 4.4 from 5,541 | Soil or flat | No | 8.7 | about £5.99 | View offer |
 Blooven Blooven 60 yellow cards | 4.3 from 24,917 | Into soil | Yes | 9.2 | about £6.99 | View offer | |
| Alternative |  lnkey lnkey 12 pack | 4.2 from 4,504 | Insert or hang | No | 7.5 | about £2.99 | View offer |
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Fit the job, not the star line
Sort by pots, mount, and indoor wording before you sort by stars. Nothing here is a UK lab test of the glue, so lines about waterproof adhesive stay seller wording.
Blooven's 60 double-sided boards are the widest base, at £6.99. The listing says indoor use, says not to use them outdoors, and gives monitoring as the recommended use. aonova's 60 cards are 4.4 from 5,541 ratings, at £5.99, and the seller still names gardens as well as indoor use. A garden line is a weak match for indoor pots. If the flies are coming off kitchen fruit rather than a pot, the fruit fly page is the check before you buy. The wider checks sit on the buying guide.
A few pots versus a box you will store
The smallest spend is the lnkey 12-pack at £2.99: six butterfly shapes and six sunflower shapes, at 4.2 from 4,504 ratings. You peel and insert or hang them, and no stake is named. The seller also names outdoor, garden, balcony, and kitchen use, so it is not an indoor-only pack. MSR's 35-pack, with a colour line of 30+5, is £4.99 and 4.6 from 31 ratings. The seller says indoor plants and not outdoor beds, though 31 ratings is a thin base beside lnkey's thousands.
flintronic's 30 cards and meetlanduo's 25 sheets share that £4.99 price, and both are hang-or-tie packs rather than the default for three windowsill pots. TRIITECH's plain 50 cards at £5.45 (4.2 from 1,396) are a different listing from the fruit shapes at £5.99 (4.3 from 36). Adults stuck to the card still leave larvae in the compost, which is the limit on the fungus gnat page.
Stakes, ties, or a card you push in
Several listings name a stake or a tie and then list the contents as traps only, as false, or as NO. lunyoutrio's bullets count 10 stakes and 10 adhesive hooks at £7.49, for soil or hanging, and the seller says primarily indoor use. The title says 80 pieces while the bullets say 60 cards plus that hardware, and 4.8 from 9 ratings is too small to test the stakes.
If the stake has to be in the envelope, lunyoutrio is the listing that counts stakes in the bullets, though the 80-versus-60 clash remains. If you only push a card into compost, Blooven, aonova, lnkey, and MSR do not name a separate mount.
Read the thin ratings and the broken fields
meetlanduo's single 1.0 review says the sheets did not catch flies, which cannot carry a pack whose contents field already disagrees with the twist ties. A large rating base tells you that many buyers rated a yellow card. The bullets tell you what the envelope claims to contain.
GOTRUST lists electric as Yes on paper sheets, while the bullets describe no power source. DONQL's 25 stickers, £5.59 and 4.0 from 126 ratings, list electric as Yes and the material as iron, while the bullets describe sticky paper. MSR lists electric as hand powered, and TRIITECH's plain 50-pack lists 50.0 grams beside a piece count of 50. Blooven's included-components field says false on a 60-board listing. None of those flags is a lab result, and a PIC 60-pack that ranks in search is not one of these eleven.
Common questions
Which yellow sticky trap here has the largest review base?
Blooven's 60 cards have the largest review base stored for this set, 4.3 from 24,917 ratings, at £6.99. The listing says indoor use and not outdoors. aonova is the next wide base, at 4.4 from 5,541, and that seller still names gardens. The Blooven count is why it is the most reviewed indoor pack here, though the score is not a glue test and the included-components field says false.
Which pack is the smallest spend for a few pots?
The lnkey 12-pack is the smallest price in this set, at £2.99 and 4.2 from 4,504 ratings, with no stake named. It suits a few pots if you accept outdoor, garden, balcony, and kitchen wording on the same listing. MSR at £4.99 says indoor plants and not outdoor beds, on only 31 ratings, so you pay a little more for that indoor line and accept a much thinner review count.
Which listings include stakes or ties?
lunyoutrio's bullets name 10 stakes and 10 hooks, against a title of 80 pieces and a count of 60 cards. flintronic includes a hanging tie, and GOTRUST includes cable ties. meetlanduo describes twist ties while the contents field says NO. Both TRIITECH packs name a branch-style stake and then list traps only. Blooven, aonova, lnkey, and MSR do not name a separate mount.
Which listings say indoor only, and which still say garden?
Blooven says indoor use and not outdoors. MSR says indoor plants and not outdoor beds. lunyoutrio says primarily indoor use. aonova, both TRIITECH packs, flintronic, GOTRUST, meetlanduo, DONQL, and lnkey still name gardens, greenhouses, outdoor use, or a balcony. That garden sentence is not a clearance to use the card outside, because yellow cards near plants can catch other insects.
Should I trust 4.8 from nine ratings over 4.3 from tens of thousands?
lunyoutrio's 4.8 from nine ratings is a small sample beside Blooven's 4.3 from 24,917. MSR's 4.6 from 31 has the same limit beside lnkey's 4.2 from 4,504. Volume says how many people rated the listing, and it does not replace pack size, the mount, or the indoor wording.
Is there a UK lab test that ranks these cards?
No UK result in these sources ranks the glue or these eleven listings against each other. Which? describes the card as monitoring and catching adults, with biological control kept as a separate step. Ideal Home's note on the lnkey 12-pack repeats one seller's pitch rather than comparing the table. A PIC pack that appears in search stays outside this comparison.
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Sources
Public UK sources for fungus gnats, whitefly, thrips monitoring, and what a monitoring trap may claim. Listings are the amazon.co.uk captures for these eleven ASINs, not a live reload on 17 October 2026. Prices on amazon.co.uk move.
- RHS, fungus gnats (retrieved 17 October 2026)
- RHS, glasshouse whitefly (retrieved 17 October 2026)
- RHS, indoor sap-feeding insects (retrieved 17 October 2026)
- HSE, insect monitoring traps (retrieved 17 October 2026)
- AHDB, thrips monitoring (retrieved 17 October 2026)
- Gardeners' World, house plant flies (retrieved 17 October 2026)
- Which?, fungus gnats (retrieved 17 October 2026)
- Citizens Advice, faulty goods (retrieved 17 October 2026)