Tip Tuesday! Share your best plant care tip, big or small, that makes a difference. 💚
Tip Tuesday! Share your best plant care tip, big or small, that makes a difference. 💚
Please tell me more about this! Controlling gnats has been a challenge for me.
2 gillningarYes I'd love to know how you use these
0 gillningarYou can sprinkle this stuff on top of the soil or in saucers - whenever water gathers - or you can soak a bunch and use the tea for normal watering. I noted a significant drop in gnats once I started.
1 gillaI'm not explaining it very well. "To use, mix 4 tablespoons of bits per gallon of water to make a 'tea,' let it sit for at least 30 minutes, then water plants with it. Consistently treat for 3–4 weeks to break the life cycle."
1 gillaThank you! I am making the tea as we speak!!
0 gillningar“Less is Best” for most plants. I often killed my plants by watering too much. Now I follow this mantra. I wait and water when my plants are completely dry or until they give me a sign that they need to be watered (such as drooping on a peace lily). I also add conditioner to my water for those plants that are sensitive to chemicals in tap water. This has been a game changer!
6 gillningarAnother vote for less is best and the interim dryout!
2 gillningarThese are great tips!
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