The first gnat may seem harmless, but when several begin appearing around plants, sinks, or trash bins, the problem can quickly become frustrating. Warm weather, damp soil, overripe fruit, and moist drains all create ideal conditions for tiny flying insects to multiply. Fungus gnats are especially common around houseplants because their larvae develop in moist potting soil, while other small flies may gather near fruit, garbage, or organic buildup in drains…. Continue Reading 🔽
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