Flies after repotting = fungus gnats breeding in wet, damaged roots. Wrong season (fall) + root damage = rot → gnats.
Repot in spring only. Fall repotting = root rot risk.
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High-Iron Well Water and Plant Failures: Iron Toxicity vs. Pythium Root Rot in Neutral pH Soil
Troubleshooting Yellowing Tomato and Pepper Seedlings After Transplanting
Sudden Fly Infestation on Roses in New Mexico
Troubleshooting Exotic Angel Plants from Home Depot
Cats Urinating in Houseplants: Soil Remediation and Deterrents
Terrariums for Carnivorous Plants: Pros, Cons, and Mold Prevention
Drosera Soil Mold and Mystery Green Growth: Likely Moss
Flies Around Dwarf Alberta Spruce: Find the Source, Not the Spray
Jasmine and Tabernaemontana Problems: Pot Size, Spider Mites, and Scale
Solving Mold and Fungus Gnats in Self-Watering Pots
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