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EnviroBug Tree Defender – Fruit Tree Netting for Bird and Insect - Envirobug
EnviroBug Tree Defender – Fruit Tree Netting for Bird and Insect from $29.00 $35.00
Birds and insects are attracted to fruit trees and can cause significant damage to them. That is why defending them using an EnviroBug Tree Defender is key. This fruit tree netting design keeps birds and insects from gaining access to your fruit and the trees, ensuring a good harvest. What Damage Birds or Insects Can Cause to Fruit Trees? Damage to trees from birds or insects can be prolific. Many can damage the fruit, eating them so that they become unusable, and then the fruits can drop to the ground, which can rot and cause further problems. There can be significant damage to the trees themselves. Birds can break branches and damage leaves, causing the tree to become infected or die if there is too much damage. Insects can do more damage by boring the tree and eating it from inside. Some birds will also actively tap into the trees to get to these insects. The Best Solution for Protecting Fruit Trees There are many solutions to help people protect their fruit trees. However, the best solution is often to prevent the birds and insects from accessing the fruit trees in the first place. Anti-Bird and Insect Netting for Fruit Trees Anti-bird and insect netting for fruit trees is an effective way to protect the plants from damage. It adds a protective barrier that birds cannot access. It also has small enough gaps that prevent insects from gaining access. The nets can be effective all year round, require no batteries or sunlight to charge and are effective against all the creatures. In addition, they do not just protect the trunk, branches and leaves, but they can protect the fruit on the tree. Key Features of the Insect and Bird Netting for Fruit Trees Ultra-Fine Mesh: Effectively blocks birds, insects (including fruit flies and wasps) and other pests while permitting essential sunlight and moisture to reach your plants. UV Stabilised Polyethylene: Ensures durability and resistance to degradation caused by sunlight. Ensuring the long life of your net. Drawstring Closure: Allows for a snug fit around the tree trunk, preventing pests from entering underneath the net. Zippered Access: Provides a simple way to care for and harvest your plants without removing the entire net. Uses for the Fruit Tree Netting The fruit tree netting is fantastic at protecting trees when producing fruit, and you want to prevent animals from gaining access. In addition, you can use the anti-bird and insect netting to protect young trees as they grow, when they're most vulnerable time for them. Specific Recommendations There are numerous recommendations for the proper use of tree netting. For instance, you want to ensure to apply the net before insects and birds attempt to nest or access trees, such as in the latter stages of winter and early spring. You should also look at doing periodic maintenance on the net. Sometimes damage is done during garden maintenance and it can be possible for net movement during maintenance. Regular checks can help you repair the net or move it back to completely cover the tree. Product Warranty on Insect and Bird Netting EnviroBug includes a 12-month warranty on all our environmentally friendly products, giving you peace of mind that your purchase will last. We also offer a 30-day satisfaction guarantee. Protect from Birds and Insects Don’t delay the protection of your trees from birds and insects. Our fruit tree netting is perfect for protecting your plants from the potential damage caused by all birds and insects. With protection, you can ensure healthy growth and good harvests from your fruit trees.
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Super Sticky Gnat & Aphid Traps for Potted Plants - Black (12 Pack) - Envirobug
Super Sticky Gnat & Aphid Traps for Potted Plants - Black (12 Pack) $12.00 $19.00
Have you ever noticed clouds of small, flying insects flying in a frenzy around your precious houseplants? Or may be buzzing around near the plants in the backyard?  These are probably gnats. Gnats can be a nuisance. These small insects often invade homes in masses and some pesky ones may even bite humans. Gnats lay eggs in moist soil, which is plentiful in planters! Gnats are renowned plant pests too, and can stunt plant growth and damage its roots.  Female gnats can lay as many as 300 eggs during their lifecycle… Gnats are drawn by moisture, and smell. Moisture in planters collects due to overwatering plants, food spillage and open rubbish bins can also be major attractants for gnats. It's a pain to have gnats, aphids and other tiny critters flying around your home. They are annoying for you and harmful for your plants - if left untreated, they can make plants sick and even cause them to die. Envirobug sticky gnat and aphid traps are an effective way to get rid of your plant pests once and for all without having to unleash a can of highly toxic, harmful bug spray. Simply insert one of our sticky traps into the base of your plant pot and watch those little buggers pile up. These sticky traps for gnats come in an attractive black colour, so will blend into the background and complement any decor choice! At Envirobug, we don't do toxic chemicals or sprays - we only provide eco-friendly and non-toxic solutions to your pest problems. Envirobug’s sticky traps for gnats takes care of gnat management for you in the most hassle free way possible. Our sticky gnat traps lure the gnats using smells that redirect them from your houseplants to the traps. The gnats get stuck on the sticky gnat traps, become immobilised and rapidly dehydrate without the need for any toxins.  
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Keep Your Houseplants Healthy with Plant Traps

Indoor plants can be a breath of fresh air in your hectic life. It’s even backed by science that having indoor plants can significantly reduce psychological stress and strain, and have a soothing effect on you.

But here’s the catch, indoor plants often attract annoying insects which could be a cause of severe disturbance, especially when you’re absorbed in work or trying to have a good time.

Why do indoor plants attract pests?

The natural conditions indoor plants grow in are different to those that are optimal for outdoor plants. Indoor plants, as compared to outdoor plants, do not come in contact with harsh or extreme environmental conditions (wind, scorching heat etc). Air movement often helps to keep pests away from plants, but because indoor plants stay in rather a calm environment, pests prefer them over outdoor plants as they make an easy source of food. Humidity is another contributing factor to attracting pests. Overwatered plants or standing water in pots make the soil moist, which attracts pests. 

Some common types of pests that indoor plants attracts are:

  • Fungus gnats
  • Aphids
  • Mealybugs
  • Scales
  • Spider Mites
  • Whiteflies
Common sources of indoor plant pests are: 

  • Fresh produce (fruits and vegetables)
  • Open doors and windows
  • Freshly plucked flowers
  • Soil mix or compost 

How do pests harm indoor plants?

We want to avoid pest infestations in houseplants if at all possible. Most pests are attracted to plants for their sap, leaves and roots. Aphids like to feed on plant sap, and cause yellowing, browning of leaves. Stunted leaves are also a sign of aphid infestation. You can see if your plants have been infested by aphids by looking for slimy, liquid substances on the leaves and stems (known as “honeydew” which is secreted by aphids). Aphids multiply quickly, so they can soon become a major problem if not treated early.

Fungus gnats, in terms of size, are similar to fruit flies. Fungus gnats are pests to indoor plants as well as a nuisance to humans. Gnats are attracted to the moisture in potted soil, and lay eggs near the soil surface in organic matter. The larvae feed on plant roots. Fungus gnats can go airborne, and sometimes fly into faces, eyes, and noses causing annoyance.

How to get rid of aphids and gnats on plants naturally?

There are a number of natural remedies that may help you get rid of plant pests. Perhaps, the most tried and tested home remedy that you will come across when you search “how to get rid of gnats” or “how to get rid of aphids” is spraying soapy water on plants. Plants may be sensitive to soapy water, and it may cause more damage to the plant than repair. Some suggest spraying essential oils like neem oil to repel any pests whatsoever. Although effective, these oils may wash away when you spray the plants to water them, bringing a scurry of plant pests such as gnats or aphids again.

The bigger question here is how to get rid of gnats and aphids on indoor plants in the long term?

If you are looking to protect your home and your precious indoor plants from destructive fungus gnats and aphids, you should opt in for Envirobug’s sticky plant traps. Indoor plant gnat traps and aphid traps work to prevent aphids and gnats alike. Simply put, sticky gnat traps and aphid traps are exactly like sticky fly traps, only, these plant traps are designed to work specifically against aphids and fungus gnats.

How do Envirobug’s sticky traps work for gnats and aphids?

Envirobug’s sticky traps for gnats and aphids are covered with a sticky liquid that acts as an attractant for gnats and aphids. When gnats and aphids smell the sticky substance, they are drawn towards the trap rather than your indoor plants. This liquid acts as a glue, and traps aphids, gnats and other types of plant pests as well. The sticky traps are simple to handle, and the ergonomic design enables you to insert the traps inside your plant pots. At Envirobug, we care for the environment, which is why all of our products have a strict zero toxin policy. The traps are completely pet safe, and can be stored for extended use (up to three years).

Indoor plants come with numerous benefits. They improve air quality, are known to reduce stress levels, and a study even found that having indoor plants can improve productivity. Indoor plants, like other plants, are also part of the food chain for certain pests, and therefore are vulnerable to infestations. However, taking the right steps, you can effectively prevent your indoor plants from infestation. Pay attention when you’re watering your plants so that you don’t over water them, prevent moisture from accumulating into the soil, and get rid of standing water. For good measure, insert sticky traps in the pot to divert plant pests from your plants to the traps.

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