yellow sticky strips for thrips?
 

On 12 Jan 2004 22:34:21 -0800, (Bette Noir) opined:

Does anyone know where I can get these?

Any store which sells yellow oak tag or poster board, use some vaseline or if
you want, you can buy something called Tangle Foot at the garden center. OR
they sell it at Garden's Alive.

yellow sticky strips for thrips?
 

Gardens Alive mail order has them. I find them useful around house
plants. Randy

Bette Noir wrote:

Does anyone know where I can get these?

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yellow sticky strips for thrips?
 

Tom Engel wrote in
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Gardens Alive mail order has them. I find them useful around house
plants. Randy

Bette Noir wrote:

Does anyone know where I can get these?

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Thanks, Tom & Animaux

yellow sticky strips for thrips?
 

I've used yellow sticky cards for white fly, and incidentally fungus gnats,
but I thought it was sticky blue cards for the thrips. Am I thinking of
something else?
Gary

"Bette Noir" wrote in message
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Does anyone know where I can get these?

yellow sticky strips for thrips?
 

"V_coerulea" wrote in
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I've used yellow sticky cards for white fly, and incidentally fungus
gnats, but I thought it was sticky blue cards for the thrips. Am I
thinking of something else?
Gary


I'm actually not sure of that. One site for African Violets say's blue.
I've seen yellow mentioned elsewhere. To cover my bases until I can get
cards or strips, I've put out a bright yellow bowl with soapy water AND a
bright blue one :-) No results either way yet. I'm not even positive what
I have are thrips, because the little beasties are white, and thrips are
supposed to be yellow or brown. They seem to be the right shape, though,
and they were in the blooms of my one African Violet.