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		Comment on Let&#8217;s Talk: Terracotta Pots by How the Right Accent Pieces Can Transform a Neutral Living Room		</title>
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		Comment on DIY Plant Hanger (with just one knot) by Jenna Cowie-Randle		</title>
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		Comment on Get Rid Of Fungus Gnats by Johnny Kartakov		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[A useful distinction is that sticky cards monitor and reduce the flying adults, but they do not reach the larvae in the potting mix. For a mild infestation, I would first identify the wettest pots, let the upper layer dry as far as each plant safely tolerates, improve drainage, and remove standing water. Then use a label-approved larval treatment such as Bti or Steinernema feltiae nematodes if the problem persists. Repeat on the product&#039;s stated interval so the next generation is caught.

I would not automatically bare-root and repot every plant, because that can add root stress and does not address adults moving between nearby pots. Likewise, systemic insecticide is best reserved for a labelled need rather than routine prevention, especially around edible plants, pets, and outdoor pollinator access.

I work on KnowYourPlant, and our fungus-gnat guide explains how to match each control step to the egg, larval, and adult stages: https://knowyourplant.app/blog/posts/fungus-gnats-houseplants/

Keeping a simple weekly count on one sticky card per plant group makes it much easier to tell whether the plan is actually working.]]></description>
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<p>I would not automatically bare-root and repot every plant, because that can add root stress and does not address adults moving between nearby pots. Likewise, systemic insecticide is best reserved for a labelled need rather than routine prevention, especially around edible plants, pets, and outdoor pollinator access.</p>
<p>I work on KnowYourPlant, and our fungus-gnat guide explains how to match each control step to the egg, larval, and adult stages: <a rel="nofollow"href="https://knowyourplant.app/blog/posts/fungus-gnats-houseplants/" rel="nofollow ugc">https://knowyourplant.app/blog/posts/fungus-gnats-houseplants/</a></p>
<p>Keeping a simple weekly count on one sticky card per plant group makes it much easier to tell whether the plan is actually working.</p>
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		Comment on DIY Plant Hanger by 6 Plant Hanger Free Sewing Patterns &#8211; CROCHUP		</title>
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		Comment on DIY Plant Hanger (with just one knot) by Macrame Plant Hanger Patterns You Can Make in 30 Minutes - Yarn Studios		</title>
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