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control fungus gnats indoor plants

control fungus gnats indoor plants Fungus Gnat Control Pack Spray Traps & Nematodes for Plants – Gardening Naturally

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control fungus gnats indoor plants Fungus Gnat Control Pack Spray Traps & Nematodes for Plants – Gardening NaturallyA complete fungus gnat treatment pack designed to help control fungus gnats at every stage of their lifecycle. This bundle contains a ready to use fungus gnat spray, yellow sticky traps, and beneficial nematodes to target both adult gnats and larvae in compost and potting soil. Whats Included 250ml Ready to Use Fungus Gnat Spray Pre mixed spray for treating soil and plant surfaces 12 Yellow Sticky Traps Double sided traps for catching adult flying

A complete fungus gnat treatment pack designed to help control fungus gnats at every stage of their lifecycle. This bundle contains a ready-to-use fungus gnat spray, yellow sticky traps, and beneficial nematodes to target both adult gnats and larvae in compost and potting soil.

What’s Included

  • 250ml Ready to Use Fungus Gnat Spray – Pre-mixed spray for treating soil and plant surfaces
  • 12 Yellow Sticky Traps – Double-sided traps for catching adult flying insects
  • Fungus Gnat Nematodes – Natural microscopic organisms that target fungus gnat larvae in soil

Complete Fungus Gnat Control

This treatment pack helps reduce fungus gnats around houseplants, greenhouse plants, conservatories, patio pots, and indoor growing areas. The spray works through physical contact on soil and plant surfaces, sticky traps capture adult flying insects, and nematodes target larvae living in compost to help break the breeding cycle.

  • Targets adult fungus gnats and larvae
  • Suitable for indoor and outdoor plants
  • Ideal for houseplants, greenhouses, conservatories, and containers
  • Helps protect roots from fungus gnat larvae damage
  • Safe to use around pets and children when used as directed
  • Suitable for edible plants, herbs, fruit, and vegetables

250ml Ready to Use Fungus Gnat Spray

This pack contains the ready-to-use spray only and does not include the concentrate version. The pre-mixed formula is easy to apply directly to soil and plant surfaces without mixing.

  • Ready mixed for quick application
  • Suitable for indoor and outdoor use
  • Contains natural soaps and seaweed extract
  • Apply directly to soil and affected plant surfaces

Yellow Sticky Traps

The bright yellow traps naturally attract flying insects including fungus gnats, whiteflies, thrips, fruit flies, and winged aphids. Double-sided adhesive helps maximise trapping efficiency for ongoing protection.

  • 12 traps included
  • 6 sun-shaped and 6 butterfly-shaped designs
  • Double-sided non-drying adhesive
  • Suitable for homes, greenhouses, and conservatories

Fungus Gnat Nematodes

Fungus gnat nematodes (Steinernema feltiae) are applied with water directly to compost or potting soil where they actively target fungus gnat larvae. This natural treatment helps reduce future infestations by interrupting the breeding cycle.

  • Natural biological fungus gnat control
  • Targets larvae in compost and potting soil
  • Treats up to 12m²
  • Suitable for indoor plants, pots, planters, and greenhouse trays

Please note: Nematodes are a live perishable product with an expiry of approximately 2 weeks. Store refrigerated until use.

How To Use

  • Spray lightly onto soil and plant surfaces, including under leaves if needed
  • Place sticky traps into plant pots to catch adult flying insects
  • Mix nematodes with water and apply evenly to moist compost or soil
  • Repeat treatments regularly during warmer months or heavier infestations

Important Information

  • Do not spray very young plants
  • Avoid spraying in hot, bright conditions
  • Store spray in a cool place out of direct sunlight
  • Keep products out of reach of children
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