Tiny black flies = fungus gnats. Larvae live in top inch of damp soil.
Liquid pesticides keep soil wet (bad) and rarely reach larvae. Drying the soil breaks the life cycle naturally.
Adults live ~1 week. With no new larvae, gnats disappear in 2–3 weeks.
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