little black flies.

thanks grey and stinky...:jointsmile:

i am at the end of my first grow..(about a week left).
so when i get all set up for the next set of lucky ladys i will be more carefull and keep the area all clean and dry..:thumbsup:
im learning somthing new each day and it is becoming an obsession..;) "but an obsession that i cant tell anybody about."
which makes it that little bit more frustrating..lol.

I was usin insecticidal soap but the flies kept coming bak... But HOLD SHET! I bought some other insecticid spay that contained 0.01% of Pyrethrins and ~POOF~! The war waged on the flies has begun to turn tide... Victory has begun for this noob grower... Also waiting for the top inch of soil to completely dry before watering again is a win win situation, bcuz the larve thrive on wet & moist soil so they die when soil gets dry. & the roots will absorb more nutrients with a wet & dry soil cycle instead of having nutrients run off with the excess water

Nematodes.

Nematode - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Order from any greenhouse supply place for about $10 for enough to cover 2-3000 sq. ft. They will eat all the larvae. Water all the plants in your house with it, the fungus gnats will travel and lay eggs in all your plants. If you catch them early enough, a single yellow sticky trap can eliminate them.

This is the easiest of all pests to get rid of, they don't do any damage unless you let them get way out of control.