Fungus Gnats!
I'm wondering if I should remove the lower leaves of Figaro Newton to assist with the top soil drying out.
6” pot with drainage
Last watered 1 year ago
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@CosmicEmpress @RefreshingPuka
Hi Empress and Kelly
The ultimate fungus gnats guide at this link should help answer your question, all the best 👍
https://www.learningwithexperts.com/gardening/blog/weapons-of-gnat-destruction-the-ultimate-guide-to-killing-fungus-gnats
Hi Empress and Kelly
The ultimate fungus gnats guide at this link should help answer your question, all the best 👍
https://www.learningwithexperts.com/gardening/blog/weapons-of-gnat-destruction-the-ultimate-guide-to-killing-fungus-gnats
I have so many sticky traps in my plants that I accidentally bump into them sometimes- those bad boys are STICKY! ☺️ And I feel like my kittens chasing around these boogers and squishing them. Thank you so much for the info @Seymour and @Carley . Good luck, @CosmicEmpress !
@RefreshingPuka Kelly, I am biased as I like sundews, butterworts, and even predatory mites and nematodes to assist in eliminating fungus gnats. I managed to win the last war and I have sundews on guard in case they try to return. But really overwatering is often the common cause of an increase in fungus gnat issues. All the best, I posted about them some time ago. @CosmicEmpress
@Seymour oh I love that idea. As much as I hate fungus gnats, I really hate sticky traps. I try to squish any victims I see stuck to put them out of their misery. I don’t imagine that they’ll enjoy being eaten much better, but at least it’s a quicker death. I’m stealing that amazing meme ☺️
