Quote Originally Posted by Smokes101
I'm checking ph level every morning i feed but I want to make sure that it doesn't look like the gnats are moving in on my stash hehe...just getting paranoid...hear they feed on all fruits..:jointsmile:
Aloha Smokes

Sounds like you have some Fungus Gnats there.

The Gnat themselves don't molest your plants.
But, they lay eggs on the soil that hatch into larva, that DO eat root hairs.
This can kill seedlings, Older plants will survive but yeild will suffer.
No pest strip will kill the adults and the larvea will pupate, hatch and die as well.
Suggest you get right on it, they spawn in waves.

Best of luck,
Weezard
Weezard Reviewed by Weezard on . Can you help Identify Alright. Well i can't tell if this is a problem or not, but i'm getting brown spots on some of the leaves that are starting to yellow. I'm in week 5 and i'm unsure if the leaves are already starting to drain themselves, a ph problem or an infestation. There are gnats that circle around the lights but i put up fly paper, kills alot of them. Anybody have an idea? Rating: 5