by Kathy
Removing nats from indoor plants
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![Rowgop (Pam)]()
Rowgop (Pam)
on Jan 13, 2018
website for you to check outhttp://homeguides.sfgate.com/kill-fungus-gnats-houseplants-dish-soap-87288.html -
![Janet Pizaro]()
Janet Pizaro
on Jan 13, 2018
You have to re-pot the plants in fresh soil.They are fungus gnats which lay eggs in the soil,spraying will not get rid of them- See 1 previous
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![Lan25613921]()
Lan25613921
on Jan 13, 2018
vodka in a spray bottle. spray on the plant and within a day or so they will diel. -
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Skd13712487
on Jan 13, 2018
Gnats? -
![Linda B.]()
Linda B.
on Jan 14, 2018
I use apple cider. I fill an old tea cup about half with it. The gnats go in it and drown. I leave it out and refill it once it evaporates. I tuck the tea cup between several plants to hide it from view. This really does work. -
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Kimberly
on Jan 14, 2018
Hope this semi bug like.I put banana peels on our roses, all those bugs left. Good luck -
![Kathy]()
Kathy
on Jan 14, 2018
Banana peels are great vitamins for roses. I have been wrapping the peels next to the base of the plant several times a year. I bury the peels. -
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Linda B.
on Jan 14, 2018
KibWhite gave you a good answer.I
also think changing the soil is your best bet if it's that infested. You will probably need to do this with all the plants that are near one another. -
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Linda B.
on Jan 14, 2018
I also think you should have rinsed off the soil on the plants roots before repotting in new soil. Good Luck
Rowgop (Pam)
on Jan 13, 2018
Janet Pizaro
on Jan 13, 2018
Lan25613921
on Jan 13, 2018
Skd13712487
on Jan 13, 2018
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