Hollatchaboy
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Spraying h2o2 is great, when using bottled nutes. Organic, dry amendments, not so much.
Fungus gnat experiment #569
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CarolinaPotheadsNew
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I hear ya. For many folks this would be the reason. But, i dont usually water until the pot is light and the topsoil very dry. I even bottom water and the fkrs still persist. I swear, the fungus gnats here are tough and resistant as hell. I live in an agricultural and animal farming region. Fungus gnats have exploded over the last few years. But, you are correct in that overwatering is a big reason. Especially for newbies. I have waited to water till my plants wilted numerous times and they came right back. Most of us on this thread have fought them through extraordinary circumstances.
Hollatchaboy
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Yea ive definitely dealt with the frustration of gnats. I've prolly had a couple thousand in my tent, on just one grow. I've not had them for quite a while though. Even in my sip, which is constantly saturated. My other containers get watered daily, but they dry out daily, so I don't get them in those containers either. I guess i just don't keep the soil moist enough for them.
medidedicated
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Awesome, another fellow boxfan user! lol I thought I was the only one. They work way better than pedestal fans space wise. You already know I put them boxfans above bar lights lol.
Poltrack
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Just blend molasses with your nutes and they will stay alive when "living food" become rare. They stay active and hungry even with molasses, don't worry.
simpleleaf
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I learned something new about Gnatrol: It has a shelf life. Mine was sitting on a shelf unused for about 3 years. It no longer seems to work. I thought to run a search, and found it does indeed get old and stops working.
I'll be using nematodes next.
I'll be using nematodes next.
I grow in coco so I don't have the problem of bringing them home in new soil which is unavoidable, if I get them it's because they've got into my grow, my inlets are filtered with pre filters so unless I introduce them I've few concerns.
If that wasn't the case I'd get/make those thing @FmSwayze posted.
They fit any plant in situ they're easy as to make you'd only need to sew drawstrings into a paint bag filter type thing....alternatively you could just buy them lol
They're already proven to be effective and they're working for you all of the time!
Edit...Ah ok I see it now, that's a pot, ok I meant just the mesh bit with drawstrings top and bottom that'd fit any pot/plant?
If that wasn't the case I'd get/make those thing @FmSwayze posted.
They fit any plant in situ they're easy as to make you'd only need to sew drawstrings into a paint bag filter type thing....alternatively you could just buy them lol
They're already proven to be effective and they're working for you all of the time!
Edit...Ah ok I see it now, that's a pot, ok I meant just the mesh bit with drawstrings top and bottom that'd fit any pot/plant?
FmSwayze
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That too though!
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