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I used cinnamon!I don't know if this is the right place to put this but, here it is and I hope it helps. So i have tried to deal with fungus gnats and my last grow (only my 2nd granted) I was trying to use gnatol to cure the problem... well f**k me did I by chance stumble on the perfect NATURAL solution. My GF is always telling me to get rid of the spiders but me being me I left them alone.. Like they're only trying to earn a living ffs and they're not hurting anybody so leave them alone I said. wellll... I bought a few bags of cannabio terra plus soil (known for fungus gnats) and left it in the cupboard for at least a month... when I checked it a few weeks ago there were loooads of the buggers flying around the top of the bag when I disturbed the bag... I went in today and gave the bags a tap and nothing! none! nada! only thing i saw was a couple of spiders had legged it and had built webs over the top of the bag! SIMPLE solution. put ya soil in a cupboard (or somewhere warm enough to keep the buggers active) where there's lots of spiders and before the buggers get a chance to breed and lay eggs they get cought or, on their way out... but over time it gets rid of the bastards lol. BINGO! 100% natural solution and simple too!
They will be back.:D They always come back.A good soaking of Peroxide and water recently killed em all for me. Bout 30/70 mix.
Yeah, there’s always a few hanging around every time i check. I do have a spider in 3 of 4 bottom corners now, with scores of dead gnats under each one. 🕷They will be back.:D They always come back.
Only takes one weak rooted/rotted plant to set off the alarm.. Gnats will seak them out that sick plant we refuse to kill.From there they make it messy and spread the disease from plant to plant. That’s why people see problems from gnats. The gnats themselves don’t do much harm at all.Yeah, there’s always a few hanging around every time i check. I do have a spider in 3 of 4 bottom corners now, with scores of dead gnats under each one. 🕷Might do another peroxide rinse soon...
Only takes one weak rooted/rotted plant to set off the alarm.. Gnats will seak them out that sick plant we refuse to kill.From there they make it messy and spread the disease from plant to plant. That’s why people see problems from gnats. The gnats themselves don’t do much harm at all.
If your going to kill all your bennies with peroxide you might as well use physan20, works a lot better then peroxide and turns to nitrogen after a couple of days.
I gave him one...⬆Got a better solution?
Words of wisdom!!!Hypoaspis miles and Stratiolaelaps scimitus always work for me.ive had decent luck with bti as well
Let Mosquito Dunks float in a 5 gallon bucket of water, the water will be full of BTi bacteria that will kill the larva when you water the plants ....Genius! :p
Only takes one weak rooted/rotted plant to set off the alarm.. Gnats will seak them out that sick plant we refuse to kill.From there they make it messy and spread the disease from plant to plant. That’s why people see problems from gnats. The gnats themselves don’t do much harm at all.
If your going to kill all your bennies with peroxide you might as well use physan20, works a lot better then peroxide and turns to nitrogen after a couple of days.
Nettles and gnat nix, first time I ever grew in soil indoors I got gnats. Tried a few things, then I got some Nettles and gnat nix. The nettles keep the parents away, and the gnat nix keeps the larvae from surviving.I don't know if this is the right place to put this but, here it is and I hope it helps. So i have tried to deal with fungus gnats and my last grow (only my 2nd granted) I was trying to use gnatol to cure the problem... well f**k me did I by chance stumble on the perfect NATURAL solution. My GF is always telling me to get rid of the spiders but me being me I left them alone.. Like they're only trying to earn a living ffs and they're not hurting anybody so leave them alone I said. wellll... I bought a few bags of cannabio terra plus soil (known for fungus gnats) and left it in the cupboard for at least a month... when I checked it a few weeks ago there were loooads of the buggers flying around the top of the bag when I disturbed the bag... I went in today and gave the bags a tap and nothing! none! nada! only thing i saw was a couple of spiders had legged it and had built webs over the top of the bag! SIMPLE solution. put ya soil in a cupboard (or somewhere warm enough to keep the buggers active) where there's lots of spiders and before the buggers get a chance to breed and lay eggs they get cought or, on their way out... but over time it gets rid of the bastards lol. BINGO! 100% natural solution and simple too!
I thought to myself pretty much the same thing - they've lived with plants in the wild and have done for god only knows how long.. I had them all the way through my last grow (got the numbers right down with gnatol) but they didn't really seem to do any harm at all. My 2nd ever grow and I got just under 16oz dried cured from a 600w. that's like 0.74gpw which i'm sure isn't too shabby... and I only vegged for 4 weeks, was poisoning my plants with chlorinated water for 5 weeks too sooooo... how much harm do they actually really do? They feed on rotting plant matter or fungus or something right? well if ya plants' roots aren't rotting then????
Chlorinated water is not going to poison your plants. The chlorine is not taken up by the plant.I thought to myself pretty much the same thing - they've lived with plants in the wild and have done for god only knows how long.. I had them all the way through my last grow (got the numbers right down with gnatol) but they didn't really seem to do any harm at all. My 2nd ever grow and I got just under 16oz dried cured from a 600w. that's like 0.74gpw which i'm sure isn't too shabby... and I only vegged for 4 weeks, was poisoning my plants with chlorinated water for 5 weeks too sooooo... how much harm do they actually really do? They feed on rotting plant matter or fungus or something right? well if ya plants' roots aren't rotting then????
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