W4W Spotted Lantern Fly Tree Trap 4 Rolls (30 ft each), Non-Toxic Sticky Tree Tape, Weather-Resistant

W4W Spotted Lantern Fly Tree Trap is a non-toxic, sticky tree tape sold in four 30-foot rolls that creates a weather-resistant barrier to catch lanternflies and other crawling insects before they climb trees.

Designed for gardeners, fruit growers, and homeowners facing invasive sap-feeding pests, this extra-strength adhesive paper wraps around trunks or branches to intercept insects as they ascend. The odorless formula and disposable paper tape make it a lower-risk alternative to sprays and zappers for use around yards, patios, chicken coops, and small-scale orchards. Four 30-foot rolls let you cover multiple trees or replace strips as they become full of trapped insects.

How does the tape stop spotted lanternflies without using poison?

The W4W tree trap works by presenting a sticky surface that lanternflies and other crawling pests get stuck to when moving up the trunk. Because it uses a physical adhesive barrier rather than chemical insecticides, it reduces the risk of contaminating soil, plants, or nearby animals. The paper backing makes the strips easy to cut, apply, and remove when saturated with insects.

• Four rolls, each 30 feet long and 4 inches wide, for flexible coverage
• Odorless, non-toxic adhesivesafe for use near people, pets, and chickens
• Disposable paper tape tears easily for convenient replacement
• Works physicallyno chemical residues left on bark or soil

Will these rolls withstand weather and outdoor conditions?

Yes. The W4W adhesive paper is formulated for outdoor resilience so it stays tacky through rain and wind. While heavy storms can reduce efficiency over time, the water-resistant glue retains enough stickiness to capture insects during typical seasonal weather. For extended wet periods, check traps more often and replace saturated strips promptly.

• Water-resistant glue designed for outdoor use
• Holds adhesive strength through normal rain and wind
• Replace strips quickly if adhesive becomes clogged or washed out
• Paper backing simplifies removal and reapplication after storms

How do I place and maintain a W4W lantern fly trap on my trees?

Apply the tape by wrapping a strip around the trunk at about eye levelhigh enough to limit access by small children and pets. Use enough length to encircle the trunk; you can cut the 30-foot rolls into shorter segments to fit multiple trees. When the adhesive area is covered with trapped insects, tear off the used section and wrap a new strip in its place.

• Wrap tape at eye level, out of reach of children and pets
• Cut rolls to sizeone roll covers multiple small trees or a single large tree
• Dispose of saturated tape and replace with fresh strip
• Check traps regularly during peak lanternfly activity

What other pests will this sticky tape catch?

Beyond spotted lanternflies, the sticky barrier captures a range of crawling insects that climb trunks or stems to feed or lay eggs. Expect to catch nymphs, cicadas, beetles, cankerworms, gypsy moth caterpillars, fungus gnats, and similar pests that travel the bark surface. The 4-inch width balances trapping efficiency while helping reduce accidental captures of larger non-target wildlife.

• Effective against lanternfly nymphs and adults
• Catches beetles, cicadas, cankerworms, and gypsy moths
• Four-inch width helps limit capture of birds and squirrels
• Useful around trees, garden beds, and poultry areas

Who is this for: W4W Spotted Lantern Fly Tree Trap rolls are aimed at homeowners, small orchard managers, landscapers, and anyone wanting a low-toxicity, physical pest barrier. If you need an easy-to-install, replaceable solution for intercepting trunk-climbing pests without spraying chemicals, these 4 x 30-foot non-toxic sticky rolls are a practical, weather-resistant option.

FAQ

Q: Is the W4W lantern fly tape safe around pets and children?

A: Yes the tape is non-toxic and odorless; place it at eye level to keep it out of reach of children and pets.

Q: How often should I replace the sticky strips?

A: Replace strips when they become covered with insects or lose tackiness; check regularly during peak infestation seasons.