Fungus gnats (soil gnats) live in moist potting soil, feeding on fungus. One infested plant spreads to all. They're a nuisance, not plant killers.
Soapy water, coffee grounds, chewing tobacco — these add moisture/organics, worsening the problem.
Dry soil + traps breaks the cycle. May take weeks.
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