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Old 08-15-2009, 07:24 PM   #11
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sounds like fungus gnats. dont plant seeds in there as they will eat there roots and kill the baby most likely. fungus gnats eat at roots and do damage a plant

you have some options:

dry out the soil completly
add gnatrol
use nematodes
add perlite or DE to the top of the soil
I've heard neem seed works but not sure ( its the seed they pressed for neem oil )
mosquito dunks in water and water the soil
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I don't believe its maggots you have. I ain't sure what it is, but flies don't lay eggs in soil. (at least I don't believe they do unless it has some sort of dead shit in it )
You must believe! Fungus gnats are flies. Toshiba's advice is good. Gnatrol would be my first choice for controlling them.

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Adult fungus gnats are dark, delicate-looking insects, similar in appearance to mosquitoes. Adult fungus gnats have slender legs with segmented antennae that are longer than their head. Although a few species are up to 1/2-inch long, adults commonly are about 1/16 to 1/8-inch long. Wings are light gray to clear; the common Bradysia species have a Y-shaped wing vein. Fungus gnats are relatively weak fliers and usually are not found flying around indoors. They generally remain near potted plants and often run or rest on growing media, foliage, or litter.

Females lay tiny eggs in moist organic debris or potting soil. Larvae have a shiny black head and an elongate, whitish to clear, legless body. They eat organic mulch, leaf mold, grass clippings, compost, root hairs, and fungi. If conditions are especially moist and fungus gnats are abundant, larvae can leave slime trails on the surface of media that look like trails from small snails or slugs.
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