How to Get Rid of Gnats on Plants Naturally?

Let the top 1–2 inches of soil dry out between waterings

Remove standing water from saucers and trays

Water plants from the bottom when possible

Replace or refresh the top layer of soil

Remove decaying leaves, flowers, and plant debris

Use yellow sticky traps near the plants

Place a thin layer of sand, diatomaceous earth, or fine gravel on the soil surface

Apply beneficial nematodes to the soil

Use BTI mosquito dunks or bits in watering water

Repot heavily infested plants with fresh, sterile potting mix

Quarantine new plants before placing them near others

Improve airflow around the plants

Avoid overwatering

Cover exposed soil with a top dressing of coarse material

Use apple cider vinegar traps near the plants

Check and clean drains, compost, and nearby damp areas

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