Summit...responsible solutions Mosquito Bits for Insects, 30 Ounce

I had been dealing with fungus gnats that came in from a new plant for about 2 months. I tried a few natural remedies that helped but didn’t get rid of the gnats. All of my plants are in my office because it’s the sunniest room in my house, but this left me with annoying gnats flying in front of my camera while I was on Zoom.I followed the instructions on the bag and added 4 tablespoons of Mosquito Bits to 1 gallon of water. Let it soak for 30 minutes and then strained out the mosquito bits. I watered all of my indoor plants with this one time and it was a night and day difference. I watered on a Friday and came upstairs to only 1 or 2 gnats on Monday morning! I will be watering with this again and I think that will finally get rid of all of the gnats!I would highly recommend this stuff for fungus gnats!! All of my plants seem to be happy and otherwise unaffected by the mosquito bits.

I thought I was going to go crazy with my battle with fungus gnats on my plants. I had tried so many home remedies and I did not want to use strong chemicals indoors. I resorted to using mosquito bits, and I cannot thank this company enough. I can have my sanity back after a months long battle.I steep the bits in water overnight or at least for a few hours and then strain the bits and water all my plants with the mosquito bit tea. I did this every time I watered for a good 2 months. It took a while to completely erradicate them but now they are 100% gone. I now water with mosquito bit tea every other watering or one watering a month.It is not an overnight fix but keep using this stuff and it will eventually work. This is the only remedy that helped me in my battle with fungus gnats. Best of luck to the rest of you, and buy this product!

I bought this to deal with fungus gnats on my houseplants. I first tried letting the plants dry out but some can't tolerate it as well. Then I tried cinnamon which helped quite a bit. A few plants were still fairly infested so I treated them with diluted hydrogen peroxide. Things have been going well for a couple months but I got some infested potting soil and new plants and they started their resurgence. I decided extreme measures were necessary and added this product to the fray. I steeped about 2 cups of these in a large watering can (just over a gallon). I then watered all the plants outside. THAT WAS WAY TOO MUCH. I should've done more research and used less because all my pothos, my monstera, and one variety of dieffenbachia all have black bacterial infection spots. They'll recover, but I used too much. If I ever reapply I'll use less as my other pothos I sprinkled pellets on has fared well. Noticed a significant increase in gnats within 24-48 hours. Try steeping a tablespoon, not cups, and you'll be fine.Update: a few weeks have gone by since I treated and I haven't seen one gnat

This is the second bottle I've bought. I place them in the potted plants and the garden. It works perfectly! I can deal with the slight mold growth but the benefits of having fewer or no irritating bugs is worth it. I highly recommend this product.

I’ve tried using the yellow sticky inserts but only would collect hundreds of gnats and never truly rid of them. After adding this over 3 watering cycles, I no longer see gnats hovering over our faces while watching TV. The yellow stickies are still needed for catching adults but they now last longer because they don’t fill up anymore.

Be careful with this stuff. I did the whole steeping tea thing, then a few bits onto the soil and now I’m batteling white mold. It’s everywhere. I had to go online, find a recipe for mold killer, and be on the look out for mold. It’s week two and I’m still finding mold everywhere because of this stuff. I may lose some plants because of the bath i gave them to get rid of the mold. I do see less gnats, maybe a couple here and there, but now I have mold lol. I don’t know if I would buy this product again. I’m going to try to find something that is organic and doesn’t cause mold.

Using it in conjunction with Gnat Sticky Traps it can take care of the problem 100%.Ugh, ya know you have a problem when those PESKY things start making a flight pattern around your face aaaand you're at your wits-end when one lands INSIDE your nose. SMH x billion!!I was solely using the Sticky Traps and catching A LOT, but they're still hatching!! So I reached out to my IG Guru (@ohiotropics), according to him, they lay the eggs within the top 2 inches of the dirt. He said; lower the amount of water, cover the surface dirt with Mosquito Bits and use the traps. SERIOUSLY, the population seem to decrease almost immediately. Instead of drenching the soil, I sparingly wet the surface for the first couple of weeks... the smell can be a bit much but well worth seeing the results. My sticky traps were covered in gnats on both sides!! A month later (possibly sooner) I am almost 100% gnat-free after using 4-traps and one treatment of Mosquito Bits!!!! Side note: In my experience w/office plants, they can lie dormant or come back yearly so be prepared!!

Bought Mosquito Bits to try to get rid of a fungus gnat infestation in our house plants. Followed the directions on the bag: 4 TBS bits soaked 30 minutes in a gallon of water to release BT, strain out the bits and drench the soil once per week for 3 weeks. Also deployed 3-4 Yellow Sticky Boards in each plant to catch adult gnats before they lay new eggs since BT works only on larve. After 3 weeks not a gnat to be found!! Haven’t found a single gnat for 2 weeks now since that 3rd application. Highly recommend this product in conjunction with the yellow sticky traps for fungus gnat extermination. Tried Neem Oil for weeks prior and all that did was kill adults hit by spray, but they just kept getting to be more in number.