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O.K.,
I would like some organic methods of getting rid of Fungus gnats in my house plants. They are taking over. They are little tiny flies that lay their larvae in the soil. They live in the soil till they become flies themselves and start it all over again. But the problem is, is that I can't get rid of them (yet). I've had them for a couple of years now. And I think they only live off of the organic matter, I don't think they actually hurt the roots of the plants. But they are annoying. And I don't Like them.
The problem is, is that we have a housecat who likes to taste plants (especially any considered poisonous) and well I don't want to use a harsh chemical because it could hurt the kitty. Plus I can't afford much at this time either.
So what do you think??
~RaeBuckner~
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