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   Alyssa

   over 2 years ago

   Sticky fly traps, mosquito bits, better draining soil, let all pots dry out before watering again, and if all that doesn’t work, water in some beneficial nematodes

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   Birch

   over 2 years ago

   I use a neem oil spray! Not harmful to plants and it repels and kills gnats and their eggs. You can get concentrated neem oil and make your own mixture or get it ready to use - there are helpful tutorials on youtube!

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     Mia

     over 2 years ago

     Second this. Neem oil is great. When you buy it, it can often be lumpy and gloopy. Stick the bottle in a bowl of hot water and the neem oil will liquefy again. When it’s runny again, put some in a spray bottle (you can find out how much to add online, just google “how to use neem oil for plant pests”) add dish soap and water and shake well. Then you just spray the top of your soil well. The online guides should tell you how often you need to repeat this, it’s been a while for me so I’ve forgotten. Neem oil is truly a great product to have around.

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   Annie

   over 2 years ago

   Thank you. I really appreciate the help and advice. I’m disabled and I’m trying my best with all my plants.

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   RootswiththeFur

   over 2 years ago

   This guy from TEMU is a life saver !! And start bottoms watering 🌟

   

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