i thought this sounded familiar ... see link ...

take one of your sticky cards to your COUNTY extension office ... to get a full and proper ID ...

and then ask them how to remedy the situation ..

these tiny insects are near impossible to ID on words alone.. and the only thing harder.. is trying to take a picture ...

integrated pest management dictates that we fully and properly ID a problem .. before we start trying to kill them ... mostly so we can use the proper treatment ... e.g. slugs are mollusks.. so an insecticide wont work.. same with spiders ... etc ...

so .. in this problem.. of what use would be gnatrol .. if they arent gnats ...

there are too many good things out there.. that we do not want to kill ... so we want to hone in very specifically ...

ken

Here is a link that might be useful: link

The first step in controlling any insect is to properly identify what you have. Fungus Gnats are most often a problem in house plants, although they can be found outside in the garden if the environment is what they need to live and grow, moist soil with high organic matter levels.

Here is a link that might be useful: About Fungus Gnats