Anyone know how much BMC to use per gallon? The instructions are for real large volumes.
Thanks MIMed!I have seen recomendations from 2-5 drops per gallon. I used 4 drops per gallon and repeated once per week. Gnats mostly went away. Important to keep dryish soil and room.
Also used yellow sticky cards hung above the canopy to snag the fliers.
sorry bro, been away for a while. I haven't had any issues with watering with the Mosky-bits. (edit* during flower) 100% works. they just, disappear.this ok during flowering?
Yes, and they work. But if you wait until a major infestation, it takes a while to see results. I use a product called Nuke Em’ Flying Skull to hit the ones I see, even during flower. (Wouldn’t spray anything else during flower, especially neem.) And that only happened because I waited too long to apply the nematodes. Apply them early and they last for months in your soil. And definitely get the yellow sticky traps. Helps you see how bad the infestation is and also helps you see the improvement over time.Has anybody tried beneficial nematodes for gnats? I was actually going to start a thread asking about using nematodes in your pots. I know its best to keep soil moist so that might be a deterrent. I am going to try some in my garden and around the lawn for grubs and mostly for Ants. Hope to kill the queens. But it also said effective for fungus gnats.
Gnatrol.Does anyone know, there is a milky white liquid your could use against fungus gnats 2ml or 4 ml per gal, and you could put it together with regular nutrients when watering. Looks just like milk. Does anyone know what is called? It does not harm the plants at all and at the same time destroys the gnats for good. I have used it a while ago and do not remember what it’s called. Please let me know if you know what is it called???
No holes in bottom? Wow, you must like dead plants with lots of gnats.I have a fungus gnat problem in one of my grow tents. I have over 50 clones in Solo Squared Cups with no holes at the bottom. I've noticed gnats flying all over the place, I've added oscillating fans in the tent to make it harder for them to land on the soil but i still see them landing on the soil. Is there another method yall recommend that can eradicate these gnats?
How many ml per gal do you usually mix?Gnatrol, I have it in powder form, looks like milk when mixed with water. It’ll do the trick as long as you stop over watering
I don’t remember, follow the directionsHow many ml per gal do you usually mix?
I had them earlier in this grow I’m currently in and I’ve never seen any evidence of em again. I’ve been taking small soil samples every week and looking at em under a really powerful microscope. I saw some babies in the first week but nothing after that. :)There is a way easier way to do this.
just put an inch or two of perlite on the top soil and then an inch or two in the drip tray. Then add sticky traps the the top of tent/grow area and on top of the pots in strips. Also only water when the pot feels super light when you pick it up. You want to make it a bad environment for the babies to grow and dry soil will do that. Always worked for me. If that don’t work nuke em or nematodes will work for sure.
I have a fungus gnat problem in one of my grow tents. I have over 50 clones in Solo Squared Cups with no holes at the bottom. I've noticed gnats flying all over the place, I've added oscillating fans in the tent to make it harder for them to land on the soil but i still see them landing on the soil. Is there another method yall recommend that can eradicate these gnats?
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