Steph's new purple passion plants are attracting tiny black flies resembling fruit flies. She wants to know what they are, how to eliminate them, and if they bite.
Kristina identifies them as fungus gnats—common in overly moist soil. Her proven remedy:
Fungus gnats don't bite humans. The key is reducing soil moisture long-term—let the top soil dry between waterings.
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