Tiny flies hovering over office banana plants are fungus gnats breeding in moist, organic potting mix. They don’t harm plants much but are annoying.
Browning edges and slow growth are normal for 4–6 weeks while roots establish. Don’t overwater. Once new leaves emerge, feed with high-nitrogen fertilizer.
Gnatrol (Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis) targets larvae but isn’t always needed if soil drying works.
Vinegar as Fungicide for Sarracenia: Experimental and Risky
Identifying and Treating Stubborn Orange Mold on Sundews
Fungus in Indoor Mulch: Remove It Immediately
White Stuff on Leaves: Mealybugs, Not Fungus
Unknown Plant "Grazula" with Fungus: Lysol and Baking Soda Treatments
Fungal Disease Triangle: Why Pathogens Thrive in Northern Kentucky
Grey-White Circles on Lilac Trunk: Need Photo for Identification
White Fuzz on Banana Tree Stalks: Mealybugs, Not Mold—Neem Oil and Winter Bare-Root Storage
Oak Tree Bark Sloughing with Gray Fungus After Drought: Hypoxylon Canker—Tree Must Be Removed
Diagnosing Black Dots and Resin on Young Tree Leaves
Fungus Gnats: Tiny Flies From Moist Soil
Earthstar Fungus (Scleroderma geaster): Star-Shaped, Inedible
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