Black gnats infesting indoor seedling greenhouses are likely fungus gnats. Their larvae feed on organic matter and roots in overly moist soil. Insecticidal soap may not suffice for heavy infestations.
When soap fails, escalate to botanical insecticides:
Both break down quickly in soil with no harmful residues. Apply as directed during active insect periods. Sources include:
Reduce soil moisture and improve air circulation to prevent recurrence.
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