Bug-Scan Yellow Sticky Roll 4" x 410' – Double-Sided Insect Monitoring Tape

Monitor and Control Flying Insects Without Chemicals

The Bug-Scan Yellow Sticky Roll is an effective, environmentally friendly solution for monitoring and managing flying insect populations in greenhouses, grow rooms, nurseries, and commercial growing operations. Made from durable, recyclable plastic with long-lasting adhesive on both sides, this yellow sticky tape attracts and captures a wide variety of flying pests while helping growers detect infestations early.

The bright yellow color naturally attracts many common pest insects, making Bug-Scan an excellent tool for pest monitoring, population tracking, and creating a physical barrier around growing areas.

Why Growers Choose Bug-Scan Yellow Sticky Rolls:

• Double-sided adhesive captures insects from both directions
• Bright yellow color attracts a wide range of flying pests
• Long-lasting, non-toxic glue won't dry out in hot conditions
• Water-resistant adhesive maintains performance in humid environments
• Durable, recyclable plastic construction
• Ideal for greenhouses, nurseries, indoor gardens, and commercial grows
• Chemical-free pest management solution

Effective Pest Monitoring & Detection

Bug-Scan Sticky Rolls help identify pest problems before they become severe infestations. Regular monitoring allows growers to track insect populations and make informed pest management decisions.

Recommended Application Rates:

• Preventative: 1 roll per 500 sq. ft.
• Moderate Infestation: 1 roll per 250 sq. ft.
• Heavy Infestation: 1 roll per 100 sq. ft.

How to Use:

1. Hang sticky tape throughout the crop canopy.
2. Place additional strips near windows, doors, and entry points.
3. Inspect and count trapped insects at least once per week.
4. Replace rolls as needed for continuous monitoring and protection.

Environmentally Friendly Pest Control

Bug-Scan Sticky Rolls provide a simple, effective way to monitor and reduce flying insect populations without the use of pesticides or harmful chemicals, making them an excellent addition to integrated pest management (IPM) programs.