by Penny Trace
How can I get rid of gnats/fruit flies in my indoor plants?. r
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I have tried the vinegar and soap in a dish and it did collect some of the pests,
bu t have not had complete control. Thanks for any help on this problem!
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Cindy Hagemann
on Dec 11, 2017
If these are in your kitchen, you might be dealing with drain flies. They hatch out every 1-3 weeks and become a pest in your home. You can clean your drain well with boiling water and bleach. Repeat each week until they are gone. -
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Ann|The Apple Street Cottage
on Dec 11, 2017
These may be fungus gnats. They lay eggs in moist soil. The trick is to let the top layer of soil dry out...nowhere to lay eggs anymore! -
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Linda Sikut
on Dec 11, 2017
Your plants might have a fungus that is attracting the gnats. Read this article and see if you think there is anything there that you haven't tried. Wish you the besthttp://homeguides.sfgate.com/kill-fungus-gnats-houseplants-dish-soap-87288.html -
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Judy
on Dec 11, 2017
Perhaps the soil in the plants are too moist. Some folks have this problem, very often, but I have never had this. I water only 1/2 of the saucer on the bottom of the pot, and no problems. Only water according to your reg. schedule. J.
Cindy Hagemann
on Dec 11, 2017
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