Margaret asked how to get rid of tiny flying black bugs on her houseplants. Will Creed identified them as fungus gnats—adults live about a week; the real problem is larvae in soil feeding on decaying organic matter (often rotting roots).
Will offers a free article on indoor plant pests (including fungus gnats) via email: wcreed@HorticulturalHelp.com.
Tiny Hard-Shelled Black Bugs in House: Carpet Beetles
Whitefly on Poinsettias: Isolate and Spray
Mystery Worm-Like Creatures in Houseplant Soil
Eliminating Fungus Gnats from Office Plants: Drying Out Soil and Alcohol Treatment
Eliminating Fungus Gnats and Mold in Rubber Tree Soil: The Overwatering Connection
Fungus Gnats in Houseplants: Sticky Traps, Drier Soil, and Nematodes
Fixing Soil Mistakes: Vermiculite, Contaminated Peat, and Springtail Infestations
Saving a Schefflera After Overpotting
Rubber Tree Damaged by Freezing Temperatures
Managing Overgrown Houseplants: Pruning, Air Layering, and Rehoming
White Layer on Houseplant Soil: Salt Crust or Mold?
Controlling Aphids on Holy Basil with Homemade Organic Sprays
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