Fungus gnats are one of the most common problems for indoor gardeners—and one of the toughest to solve. When these tiny ...

In the open garden fungus gnats are not a problem and part of a ... They] are really only of concern if they are causing damage to seedlings or cuttings; established plants are not harmed.' ...

Fungus gnats are small black flies ... the more sciarid flies there appear to be. Although most kinds do no damage, a few may be a menace at times. They can be hard to clear up, but you can avoid or ...

The bane of my existence is the fungus gnat (Bradysia spp.). This insidious little creature’s larva love to inhabit overly wet soils. Their larval feeding habits can damage plant roots ...

They rarely, if ever, damage indoor plants. They are mostly a nuisance. Let surface soil dry as much as possible between waterings, without letting the plants wilt. There are no pesticides to treat ...

Fungus gnats are tiny black flies, frequently numerous in greenhouses and around certain house plants. Often called manure flies or mushroom flies, the adults do not feed on or damage plants. The ...

Adult fungus gnats do not damage plants, nor do they bite people. But the adult gnat’s presence is considered a real nuisance. Yellow sticky card traps placed in the plant pots are very ...

While incredibly annoying to plant owners due to their tendency to fly in people’s faces, fungus gnats don’t usually cause any major damage to plants. The larvae may occasionally feed on plant ...

“Fungus gnats are those tiny little flies flying around your plant are attracted to damp soil. “Now the first solutions is to let your plant dry out but sometimes that isn’t always an option. “So to ...