Fungus gnats

Steve9139

Steve9139

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I recently added umbrella trees to my chams tanks. I had the drippers going into the plants which kept soil moist and gnats appeared. I have since eleminated the dripper for a flowing cantina on side of cage and i scrapped off top soil and added pea gravel. Anybody have a safe spray i can use to kill the gnats?
 
images (2).jpg not powder just this tiny bombs chili... squash it with vinegar...(y) works like pesticide.
 
EarlMT said:
Will it need to be washed after to be safe for the Cham? Spray it in the soil or all over the plant?
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yes u may directly spray onto the leaves/soil, but i highly suggest to bring it out of the cage if your plant(s) are potted...then spray it...once dried u may put them back...
 
xrowdac said:
yes u may directly spray onto the leaves/soil, but i highly suggest to bring it out of the cage if your plant(s) are potted...then spray it...once dried u may put them back...
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After sprayed do you need to rinse off plant again or is it fine for the Cham?
 
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