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Interesting. I would think about BT. Also known as thuricide.
My first thought was pot worms. I have some show up in my vermicompost. Like you said they like more acidic and damp environments. As far as I know they are harmless to the plant, but I have read that you can put a slice of bread soaked in milk down and it will attract them, then just throw the bread out...but then I don't know if you want a piece of milk soaked bread sitting in your soil
maybe that could end up attracting other unwanted pests?
I read that last night and had the same thought process! Although Im an organic freak, Im not a fan of bugs. At all. I wouldn't have ate bread for months!My first thought was pot worms. I have some show up in my vermicompost. Like you said they like more acidic and damp environments. As far as I know they are harmless to the plant, but I have read that you can put a slice of bread soaked in milk down and it will attract them, then just throw the bread out...but then I don't know if you want a piece of milk soaked bread sitting in your soil
Great idea! And it will help me get head start on any future gnat issues. Going to grab some today!
Some BT works better for Gnats, like the masquito dunks. Some is better for Worms like a different strain of Bt i think
I didn't know that. Will def look into it. Thanks again!
Pot worms really don't do any harm, but they signal that conditions aren't likely ideal for your plants. The vermiculture subreddit has posts related to pot worms because they're a common problem in worm bins when things get too wet with too much fresh food in there. People often mistakenly think that pot worms are after the red wigglers because when the pot worm population explodes their worms are all trying to escape! lol
Thanx. They died soon after this. OSF?
That's what I thought u meant...I mixed up the word order on my head.
