Fruit flies really?

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You probably did not get this problem from the outdoor stored soil. Fungus gnats lay their eggs in soils that do not dry out on top. Too frequent watering is usually the culprit. Let the soil dry on top between watering and you will not have a problem with this pest. As others have said these insects are fungus gnats not fruit fly's. This can be controlled with a soil drench of Bacillus thuringensis (Bt). They are not only flying around the pot and plant, but the larvae is also in the soil and must be controlled also.

Hopefully this electronic pest controller will be effective on many different pests of MJ.

insect dust/diatomaceous earth, http://eartheasy.com/insect-dust-dia...us-earth-4-lbs this will kill them by getting in there joints and drying them out and not fuck with ladies.Just before you flower throw a little soil or sand in the mix as to not knock up dust on buds... bugs should be dead and dust mixed in with top soil by then