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Right. It is a waste of time treating the top when the pots sides are not. But if you treat the pot thoroughly with a dunk solution, it will kill them off. The nematodes are voracious eaters. They survive and migrate in very little liquid so there is no need to over water. A quarter piece in a quart bottle of water with a hole in the cap. Squeeze out a few good shots before feeding then water it in with the feed solution. Keep topping off the bottle. It may take a couple few feeds to get the whole pot but it will handle them. Throwing a quarter piece into the runoff pan helps too.

I wrapped the side in cling film and it work a treat, thought I had them but they came back in force about a week ago... the underneath of the pots.
Think I have broken the circle again but the ladys come down in the next few days so I'm not to bothered now but thank you for that advice it has been banked... I'm sure we shall meet again fungus gnats... another day, another war...
 
haha [HASHTAG]#nosafetyword[/HASHTAG] our safety word for the last ten years has been "Penguin!"
Did someone say @epenguin this came on my TV and I decided to take a picture of it
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Since you mentioned herer.
Keeping her short and wide. She's a double wide now. Going for a proper stepside quad wide lol
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she's looking real nice and taking a great shape.... I'm having to go wide with one of my grows, no head room. I love the training, give me something to do
 
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