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How to cope the small flying insects living on the compost of my new indoor plant?
I am very interested in planting and as I don't own a yard and a small garden, I am doing some indoors. To fill the vases and grow the seeds (sowing) it is necessary to use compost. But unfortunately, from the time I have filled the vases, the number of tiny, black, very weak, flying insects in my flat has increased. I found out that they live on the fresh compost. I am not happy with them and they are increasing day by day. Can anyone give me a favour and tell me how I can overcome this problem? Thanks.
Sounds like fungus gnats. The larvae can kill small plants by eating the roots. Bt has controlled them for me in the past.
http://www.ghorganics.com/BTI_For_Fungus_Gnats.htm
Even if they're not fungus gnats, this strain of Bt (israeliensis) should work on all flies. catch one, look at it under a magnifying glass, if they have only one pair of wings, it's a fly.
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