A 12-inch ponytail palm in an 8-inch clay pot shows dead fungus gnats on the counter. Gnats attack overwatered plants; this species needs cactus-like watering (every 2–3 weeks in winter). Dead gnats suggest the plant was treated with a systemic insecticide before purchase (effective up to a year).
The nearby smaller plant is unaffected. Keep both dry and sunny.
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