u/sunnflower92 — reddlx

GNATS

So like many indoor plant lovers I am battling gnats. I have been using mosquito bits since June 24th. I follow the instructions & use it each time I water. It has not helped at all. I do use the sticky traps. I have read desert sand layer on top of soil, microbe-lift drops, Arber fungicide & insecticide, root cleaner….I want to know your personal experience and what product you feel was a game changer. I appreciate any feedback & advice you might have.

Thank you! 😌

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u/sunnflower92 — 13 hours ago

▲ 164 r/sunflowers

More pictures…😌🤍🌻

New pictures from the last few days

u/sunnflower92 — 15 days ago

▲ 569 r/sunflowers

I’m actually obsessed

No, I actually am. I have a 1/2 sleeve tattoo of sunflower pictures I have grown in previous years. Anyways 🤣 …My favorite is catching a photo of the pollinators.

u/sunnflower92 — 20 days ago

▲ 444 r/sunflowers

Morning blooms 🤍

I get so excited to check for blooms in the early morning. 🌻

u/sunnflower92 — 22 days ago

▲ 4 r/alocasia

Help…

I noticed the stem was randomly leaning over..I took it out of soil to inspect the roots which look healthy to me…What do I need to do now? Is there anything I can do? 😩

u/sunnflower92 — 1 month ago

▲ 5 r/Cutflowers

Heartbroken

I went out of town for a week. My uncle mowed my grass. Unfortunately he did not realize my wildflower bed was not weeds. I had mostly zinnias about to bloom. I actually cried when I saw it. There is about 3-4 inches of stems left. Are they goners? 😩

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u/sunnflower92 — 2 months ago

▲ 33 r/alocasia

Visiting nurseries while traveling…

Just arrived back from visiting Atlantic beach for almost a week. The weather was not great. So instead of sun bathing I looked up local nurseries…I thought I got a good deal. I want to hear from the experts! Also, keep in mind the plants did travel 8 hours today. So they look a tad rough. Should I have waited to water? They bone dry when we got home. I watered them last on Tuesday.

u/sunnflower92 — 2 months ago