I couldn’t get a picture of the little suckers, but it seems I have a few fungus gnats back. How do I make MOSQUITO TEA from mosquito dunks? Does that take care of the little buggers permanently? TIA. 😊💚🪴
I couldn’t get a picture of the little suckers, but it seems I have a few fungus gnats back. How do I make MOSQUITO TEA from mosquito dunks? Does that take care of the little buggers permanently? TIA. 😊💚🪴
Not sure about mosquito tea but peroxide and water mix to water the plant is helpful. So it diatomaceous earth and cinnamon but if you want to kill the larvae then peroxide is the way to go.
1 me gustaWhat is your dilution rate for the hydrogen peroxide/water mix? TIA 😊💚🪴
0 Me gusta1 part peroxide to 4 parts water. 😊
1 me gustaSo, for a gallon of water, would you add 4 cups of peroxide??? That seems like such a lot! 😊💚🪴
0 Me gustaI do 4 cups water 1 cup peroxide. A lot of people use the 7% peroxide bottle to mix with water but mines 3%
0 Me gustaYeah essentially because peroxide solution is already diluted you’re just further diluting it. But def make sure you aren’t above 7% unless you plant to dilute it more.
0 Me gustaI haven’t tried the dunk type, but I’d make sure you’re leaving the dunk in the water for a while (few hours?) and shaking it up before watering. Also, if you use hot water the way you would with real tea, you’ll kill the helpful orgs in the dunks/mosquito bits right off. Also, the tea won’t kill the adults - just larvae.
1 me gustaTXS for your info! I have the dunks and may give it a try…😊💚🪴
0 Me gustaAgree!! For the larvae, I use a product called mosquito bits. 4 tbsp per gallon of water and soak for 30 minutes. Shake before using. Package recommends 3 treatments but I have needed to do a few more. I use sticky tape for the adults. Good luck!!
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