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Margot

I have a Cyclamen that’s experiencing drooping and has gnats (I think fungus gnats). It’s my first plant and I’m trying to save it since there is new growth after dormancy. Any advice?

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  1. Joycey 🪴

    Soaking soil with hydrogen peroxide can be beneficial in small amounts as it helps with aeration and killing harmful bacteria. However, too much can harm the plant. It's best to dilute it properly, usually a 3% solution works well! Just keep an eye on your plant's response. You could also try drying out the soil. Allow the top inch of soil to dry out between waterings, as gnats thrive in moist conditions. I also put sticky traps near my plants to catch adult gnats. You can also use diatomaceous earth and sprinkle this on the soil surface to deter larvae.

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  2. Tom

    Mite be worth given it a soil change with a well draining mix, they like cooler temperatures 12-18 degrees Celsius, so if you got it in a room above 20 it could go back into dormancy, also like bright indirect light, so don’t know what your light level is but may mead to be brighter, if u do a soil change you can see how the roots are, as that pot looks a little big, but it is the start of growing season so maybe ok, I use a fungus gnat topper, stops them laying larvae , also use the sticky traps that I see your using, does look like it’s growing ok though

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