easy,
went up to my veg room last night and pulled open the door only to find small black bugs flying round in there, i managed to kill most of them however im sure i wasn't that thorough.... they have been eating the leaves but only on one plant (the only seedling the others were clones sure it doesn't make a difference tho) sorry i can't provide more info other than they were small black flying bugs about the size of grain of sea salt.... any ideas on what to do how to get rid of them ect would be greatly appreciated
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Get some sticky strips that hang from the top of grow room sound like fruit flies i had them in summer fucking pain.they will land on sticky strips and become stuck has name suggest.get them from any garden centre.I ALSO DON'T CONDON ILLEGAL ACTS IN ANY WAY I JUST HATE FRUIT FLIES...

sounds like blackfly

try mixing a half litre water and 4 used tobacco butts leave it for an hour or two they hate the smell, so will you lol but it works and if you can get some of that pest off its about 10 to 15 quid for a bottle but it works so well and lasts for 10 ltrs

cheers for the replys, gonna try fag butts in water and sticky strip combo, shame its in the closet in my bedroom, gf is gonna love the smell!
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the smell should deter them from settling just give them a light spray on the plants

yeah, once it gets cold they should die off

A little while back I noticed that I had some white fly's in my room. I made a mild vinegar and water solution, waited until the lights were off and then started spraying. I sprayed everything including the plant, soil, pot, walls, and surrounding area. I never saw them again after that.

Just remember if you do start to spray; whatever you use, make sure you do it with the lights off because if the lights are on while you spray you're going to mark the leaves and think that you have another problem going on.

also be careful not to have to much vinegar or it will strip your silver layer of your Mylar (learn from my mistake lol)

Never knew that it could strip the mylar! DANG! Thanks for sharing that.

i was totally cooked after a dreading session with my mate and i accidentally filled the bottle with vinegar and only put in 2 teaspoons of water lol

i wont do that again

the Mylar it cost me £3 a meter i need to find somewhere cheaper