Get Rid of Gnats in Houseplants

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Lifecycle of a Fungas Gnat

They start as eggs Develop into larva,  Then pupa,  Then become adults

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They typically affect indoor plants because the soil takes longer to dry out and people normally over water their plants by mistake.  Once you see them flying around they are adults   EEEEEK!!

Let's Get Rid of those Pesky Gnats!

Establish a watering routine Use Sticky Fly Traps Invest in a Katchy Machine Use vinegar to trap them Use sand or gravel to dress the soil Use hydrogen peroxide mix Try a soap and water mixture Neem Oil Spray

How to Prevent Fungus Gnats in Houseplants

Let the top few inches of soil dry out Aerate the soil Bottom water your plants Set up a barrier for the drainage hole

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