Green Leaf Powder Fly Killing Bait 20 Pack – Ready-to-Use Fly Bait Sachets

Green Leaf Powder Fly Killing Bait 20 Pack: Ready-to-Use Fly Control

Green Leaf Powder Fly Killing Bait is a ready-to-use bait for controlling house flies, supplied as a box of 20 individual sachets. Each sachet holds a granular powder that combines a fly attractant with the insecticide imidacloprid at 2%, so flies are drawn to the bait, feed on it, and are killed. Because it works by attracting flies to feed rather than by spraying, it targets the flies themselves instead of coating your surfaces.

The sachet format is the practical part. Rather than mixing or measuring, you open a sachet and place the bait where flies gather, and the 20-pack means you can treat several spots or top up over time as bait gets used up. It suits both indoor and outdoor fly problem areas around the home, shed or outbuildings.

How It Works

• Attractant draws house flies to the bait

• Flies feed on the bait and are killed by the imidacloprid active

• Supplied as 20 pre-portioned sachets, ready to use with no mixing

• Suits indoor and outdoor areas where flies gather

How to Use It

Open a sachet and place the powder where you've seen flies active, in small amounts at several spots rather than one large pile. Put it on a lid, tray or piece of card so it's easy to place and remove, and keep it where flies congregate, such as near bins, windows and doorways. Replace the bait once it's been eaten down or has collected dust, since fresh bait stays attractive and effective. Placing it at a few points around a problem area tends to work better than a single spot.

Safety and Placement

This is an insecticide bait, so treat it accordingly even though it's easy to use:

• Keep it out of reach of children and pets, and place it where they can't access it, since it's designed to be eaten

• Don't place it on or near food, food preparation surfaces, or animal feed

• Imidacloprid is harmful to bees, so avoid placing bait where bees are active, and keep it away from waterways

• Wash your hands after handling, and keep unused sachets sealed and stored out of reach

Because this is a generically packaged imported product rather than one carrying a full Australian registered label, place and use it conservatively, and keep it well away from children, pets, food and non-target animals.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Green Leaf Fly Bait kill flies?
It combines a fly attractant with imidacloprid. Flies are drawn to the bait, feed on it, and are killed, so it targets the flies rather than treating surfaces.

How many sachets are in a pack?
The box contains 20 individual ready-to-use sachets, so you can treat several areas or top up over time.

Do I need to mix it with water?
No. Each sachet is ready to use. Open it and place the powder where flies gather.

Where should I place the bait?
Where flies are active, such as near bins, windows and doorways, in small amounts at several points. Keep it out of reach of children, pets and away from food.

How often should I replace it?
Replace the bait once flies have eaten it down or it's covered in dust, so the bait stays fresh and attractive.

Where can I buy Green Leaf Powder Fly Killing Bait in Australia?
It's available from BPG Supplies (Bonnyrigg Produce & Garden Supplies), with local pickup in Bonnyrigg NSW and delivery across Australia.