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I guess if they were on top then that would help, but since they attaches to the outside of fabric. that way doesn't seem like it would be helpful.. I even been spraying the pots, I tried even letting them dry out.. nothing working and was only them 2 out of 6..
i'm not sure how they even alive still, I been spraying for 2 months taken them out sprayed plants good, reduced humidity inside tent to near nothing... no matter how many times I spray them fabric
yummy! I want try that and the blood stone or whatever it was..
 
I guess if they were on top then that would help, but since they attaches to the outside of fabric. that way doesn't seem like it would be helpful.. I even been spraying the pots, I tried even letting them dry out.. nothing working and was only them 2 out of 6..
Your pouring water over the pellets, so the whole pot soakes the chemical in the pellets up. Gnats will die from eating that chem, & gnat larvae will hatch & die as well. I also had them nesting in the seems of the fabric on the outsides of the pot. The gnats have to eat tho. & that chem even gets soaked up by the plant, so gnat have nothing to feed on.
 
Your pouring water over the pellets, so the whole pot soakes the chemical in the pellets up. Gnats will die from eating that chem, & gnat larvae will hatch & die as well. I also had them nesting in the seems of the fabric on the outsides of the pot. The gnats have to eat tho. & that chem even gets soaked up by the plant, so gnat have nothing to feed on.
Also use the pellets on the gals that you think are fine. This will prevent the gnats from feeding on those plants.
 
another successful hunt yesterday...
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my back kinda feels this today, time for a high cbd vape.
 
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