Just got some of these sticky bug catchers and was wondering if you put them in every plant or just a few in each area. Thanks
Just got some of these sticky bug catchers and was wondering if you put them in every plant or just a few in each area. Thanks
Depending on the pot size I have more than one in a pot, but I’m only putting them in plants I know have the little gnats
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I had a nap problem living in California and a moist area. And I probably had them in all of my plants. I also put a drop of mosquito bits in the water. And that actually helped the situation. But those sticky traps are great if you don’t have that option.
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2 LikesDon’t use mosquito bits it molds in my experience! Use a gnat insecticide
2 LikesReally? I haven’t used them long enough to know/see that happen. I might go inspect some soil…
0 LikesI made a tea with it and watered my plants with it and noticed the tea molded in its bottle . I removed all solids from it so it prior to storing so I found this odd. After a few days all the plants I watered it with molded. It is a bacteria grown on corn at the end of the day.
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0 LikesThanks for all the info. I haven't notice very many issues yet but wanted to be proactive.
0 LikesI use the sticky traps for many of my plants; sometimes more than one. I have been known to trim the edges to fit amongst the leaves. I also use Neem oil to smother the little Sh@&$)s. Use both for a better result.
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1 LikeThese traps are great, I also cut mine in half to make them last longer especially for smaller plants/pots 😊
2 LikesGreat idea. Thanks
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