Lock Down Pads - 6 in - Square - Yellow Sticky Pads - 8 Count

Sticky Coverage Around Potted Plant Bases - 8 Pads

Flying and crawling insects around the base of a pot are hard to monitor and hard to catch. These pads use a bright yellow surface coated on one side with a specially formulated glue, so insects that land on them stay on the pad. You apply nothing to the soil, rock or water.

This unit holds 8 square pads at 6 in each. That suits a hobbyist with a handful of pots, or a regular indoor grower who wants a pad at the base of each container.

Key Features & Benefits

• Bright yellow surface — gives you a visible pad at the base of each plant.
• Glue on one side — holds insects that land on the pad.
• Plastic construction — lays flat on the pot surface.
• Slit and cut-out design — flexes open and fits around the plant base.
• Indoor or outdoor use — works in potted plants in either setting.

Who Should Use Lock Down Pads

Growers with potted plants who want a simple, non-spray way to cover the base of each container. The 8 count unit fits small rooms, trial runs and home gardens.

About Lock Down Pads

Lock Down Pads are 6 in square plastic pads, bright yellow, with a specially formulated glue on one side. Each unit contains 8 pads and ships at 0.2 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I place a pad?
A: Flex the slit open and set the inner cut-out around the base of the plant. Lay the pad flat, then peel off the protective sheeting. The glue side then faces up.

Q: Can I use these indoors and outdoors?
A: Yes. They are intended for potted plants in either setting.

Q: How many pads come in one unit?
A: One unit contains 8 pads. Each pad measures 6 in and is square.

Q: Does the pad need spraying or mixing?
A: No. The glue is already on the pad, so there is nothing to mix or apply to the soil.

Q: Why is the pad yellow?
A: The bright yellow colour is the pad's visual surface. Many insects that feed on plants are drawn to yellow.

Q: How do these differ from sprays?
A: A sticky pad works by physical contact with its glued surface. A spray is applied to plants or media. Check which approach suits your setup.