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Letting soild dry out completely between watering and then bottom watering to keep the top inches of soil dry. The larvae hatch and come from the top inch or two usually. Also, this fan/light has been a LIFE saverkatchy

Panama City was okay for a day or two. The Canal is awesome, I really enjoyed watching some boats pass through, even though it was a very slow process.

The highlight of the trip was visiting a super remote island in San Blas and doing absolutely nothing for a couple days.

In order to captivate our attention, we need more bells and whistles, like an Arduino flamethrower positioned tantalizingly close to Jeff.

Right, so it was 30 June, last year. I went to get on reddit, as usual. Now, for some reason I don't remember, I typed "reddit" into the search-field, instead of "reddit.com" in the URL-field. I use Bing (pls no kill), and when you enter something, it gives you a couple links, then a small section of news links about whatever it was you searched. On that fateful day, this article caught me eye.

Who wrote the article? Are they here with us still? Were they ever with us? Did anyone else come from it? Was anyone besides me aware of its existence? The answers to these questions I do not know, but perhaps together we can find out.

Sticky traps (for larger pots I use two) in every single potted plant. Water with beneficial nematodes, I bought this. Spray plant, soil, and sides/rim of pots with Neem oil every two days or daily. I bought this Katchy, it's been a literal god-sent and they should pay me commission for the amount of pieces I've convinced my friends and family to buy.

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It's so overwhelming - but it's so, so, so manageable with patience. I haven't tried mosquito bits as I've always had success with Nematodes - But I hear that is a fool-proof method as well. I also recommend maybe some rocks or sand ontop of the soil - Some plants are more susceptible and should definitely be separated if you notice their yellow stickies are staying full with gnats vs. the others. You know what I mean?

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Good luck! Please don't hesitate to ask for help!

+1 grow lights will help a ton. If you're looking for a grow bulb that pairs nicely with a light clamp that you can get at your local hardware store, I'd recommend the one below. I have it and my plants love it.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07H9W1TSZ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_TJxtFbRF1XQZN