Southern California. Tote-container bog garden outdoors. Fungus gnats in peat. Sticky cards catch adults but steal prey from other plants. Want biological control: Hypoaspis miles or others?
Unusual for outdoor bogs. Usually a greenhouse/indoor issue. Suspect setup problem (overwatering? poor drainage? organic buildup?), but can't diagnose without details.
Beneficial insects specific to fungus gnats: not well-established. Bti dunks are the most targeted, CP-safe option.
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