How to Control Fungus Gnats Organically // Growing Your Indoor Garden #8

Struggling with fungus gnats in your indoor plants? Here’s a natural solution! 🪴🪰 Try using hydrogen peroxide to treat the soil and stop those gnats in their tracks: 🧪 Mix 1 part 3% hydrogen peroxide with 4 parts water 💧 Use this solution to water your plant only when the soil is dry This simple trick: ✅ Kills fungus gnat larvae on contact ✅ Won’t harm your plant roots when used correctly ✅ Oxygenates the soil and supports root health 🚫 Don’t overdo it—use this mix no more than once every 1

You got some fungus gnats! Maybe these can help! These are from https://rainbowcarnivorousplants.comUtricularias catch small organisms with their bladders underneath just like a trap door. They eat on aquatic animals like insect larvae, aquatic worms, and water fleas. Droseras and pings grow a sticky dew on their leaves so when bugs sit in those leaves, the sticky trap catches them, and breaks them down to feed on.Light: I grow all of mine indoors underneath a growth light and only water with di