<p>In this study, the trapping effect of light blue traps suspended in the cherry orchard and also in fourdifferent directions was determined by using attractants of Tropinota hirta (Coleoptera: Cetoniidae) causingeconomic damage on the flowers of cherry trees. 1:1 ratio of trans-cinnamyl alcohol + trans-anethol includedchemical attractants were used in all traps. All attractants were dripped on dental cottons by micro pipette. Thesecottons were placed in closed plastic falcon tubes of 3x13 cm dimensions with 0.3 mm diameter holes on the sides.Traps with attractants and water beneath them were located in the outer part of the orchard and on tree branches inall directions; They were hanged 1.5 m above the ground on the wire where attached to two poles in the middle ofa row in the orchard and on one branch of five trees in the inside of the orchard. The number of trapped adults andthe number of intact flowers on the same trees were recorded and they were compared with each other. As a result,the number of adult insects caught in traps where hung on wires in the orchard was higher. The number of intactflowers on all the trap-hung trees was higher than on the trees in the controls. In addition, as a result of hanging thetraps on the trees, the rate of shedding of the flowers was higher.<br></p>