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Garden Soil Gnats. Once fungus gnats are introduced, it's easy for them to spread. Gnats often swarm around damp soil in potted plants or fruit that is over ripe. You'll see them buzzing around, which can be a nuisance. The best way to get rid of fungus gnats is to disrupt their lifecycle. Gnats — small, flying insects that sometimes invade your home and garden — are more than just annoying. Remove gnat infested soil entirely. But there are strategies, such as gnat traps, for getting rid of them and keeping them from returning. Indoors, they're an unwelcome pest that lays eggs in your houseplants' soil. How to get rid of gnats in houseplants: Dilute the oil with water per the manufacturer’s directions and directly drench the soil at the roots of the plant. Neem oil is also an effective soil soak to combat fungus gnat larvae. You can also spray the upper portion of the plant to keep adult gnats at bay. Outdoors, fungus gnats feed on fungi and organic matter in the soil as it breaks down.

How to get rid of gnats in houseplants: Dilute the oil with water per the manufacturer’s directions and directly drench the soil at the roots of the plant. Indoors, they're an unwelcome pest that lays eggs in your houseplants' soil. But there are strategies, such as gnat traps, for getting rid of them and keeping them from returning. You'll see them buzzing around, which can be a nuisance. Gnats often swarm around damp soil in potted plants or fruit that is over ripe. Outdoors, fungus gnats feed on fungi and organic matter in the soil as it breaks down. Once fungus gnats are introduced, it's easy for them to spread. Remove gnat infested soil entirely. You can also spray the upper portion of the plant to keep adult gnats at bay.

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Garden Soil Gnats Neem oil is also an effective soil soak to combat fungus gnat larvae. Indoors, they're an unwelcome pest that lays eggs in your houseplants' soil. How to get rid of gnats in houseplants: Gnats often swarm around damp soil in potted plants or fruit that is over ripe. But there are strategies, such as gnat traps, for getting rid of them and keeping them from returning. Outdoors, fungus gnats feed on fungi and organic matter in the soil as it breaks down. Neem oil is also an effective soil soak to combat fungus gnat larvae. Gnats — small, flying insects that sometimes invade your home and garden — are more than just annoying. The best way to get rid of fungus gnats is to disrupt their lifecycle. Once fungus gnats are introduced, it's easy for them to spread. You'll see them buzzing around, which can be a nuisance. Dilute the oil with water per the manufacturer’s directions and directly drench the soil at the roots of the plant. You can also spray the upper portion of the plant to keep adult gnats at bay. Remove gnat infested soil entirely.