maggotworshipper
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As I was feeding my plants today I noticed 2 little black flies crawling on the topsoil. I'm assuming these are fungus gnats (I squished them so it was hard to identify). I didn't see any more in my garden, not even on the sticky traps I have laying around, but I'm assuming there must be more.
I want to get rid of these suckers quick before they become a problem. I'm in the second week of flower. I have "GoGnats", neem oil, mosquito dunks, and diatomaceous earth at my disposal. What do you guys thinks is the best way to handle this problem? When it's time to feed my plants again, should I cut the nutes completely and give nothing but water + GoGnats? How much of it per gallon? Should I mix the GoGnats with alcohol or dish soap?
I'm not sure about using the dunks or neem during 2nd week of flower so I need advice, thanks.
I want to get rid of these suckers quick before they become a problem. I'm in the second week of flower. I have "GoGnats", neem oil, mosquito dunks, and diatomaceous earth at my disposal. What do you guys thinks is the best way to handle this problem? When it's time to feed my plants again, should I cut the nutes completely and give nothing but water + GoGnats? How much of it per gallon? Should I mix the GoGnats with alcohol or dish soap?
I'm not sure about using the dunks or neem during 2nd week of flower so I need advice, thanks.