medicated4
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I vote gnat dunks but do a little research first because they're EXTREMELY concentrated.
We use the Doctor Zymes with great results on the gnats. It's an awesome product.
The yellow stickys help too, but swap them out often.
http://www.doctorzymes.com/
interesting... enzymes
does it leave a residue or shine?
Beneficial nematode steinerama feltiae. Problem neutralized!
Within 30 minutes all larvae will come up to the surface and die!
We use the Doctor Zymes with great results on the gnats. It's an awesome product.
The yellow stickys help too, but swap them out often.
http://www.doctorzymes.com/
If you're growing in containers, fungus gnats are ridiculously easy to control. Shouldn't have to do anything that negatively impacts plant growth to solve the problem.If you are growing in a soil or similar substrate then I assume these gnats are fungus gnats. They are usually present if the soil is kept too wet. I would recommend letting your girls get dry feet for a day or two. This should kill the larvae and stop the reproductive cycle and rid you of gnats.
If you're growing in containers, fungus gnats are ridiculously easy to control. Shouldn't have to do anything that negatively impacts plant growth to solve the problem.
Promis
2ml/gal solo cup clones
10ml/gal up pots
I've got a fairly heavy gnat infestation and have been doing what I can to get rid of the lil buggers. (without damaging some of the plants I have flowering) hanging the sticky fly traps from the ceiling but it dosent seem to be working...they get full top to bottom in 5-7 days and I have two in the tent but I need to go pick up another pack, because I only have one hanging. I also recently started putting potatoes in the soil and I saw some dead dried up larvae cling to them but not as many as I thought I was going to see...HELP?! things are getting a little bit crazy lol