Fruity Donutz Limited Edition

@Hologram, damn right mate ✌️And I hope she will bake the shit out of me too 😅

@Zammi_official, thanks!

@nonick123, Thanks amigo! Very curious as well

@Detoxfox, thanks bro 😃👊

@resi_max, thanks bro!

@nonick123, thanks amigo! Yeah so happy with this round 🙌

@RasendeRollo92, Thanks mate 😊

@Zammi_official, kick-ass genetics ✌️👊

@nonick123, thanks buddy, the smell is amazing as well, shame I cannot share that as well :)

@nonick123, thanks buddy 😊

@Zengrower, 🤗❤️

@yan402, thanks buddy

@Zengrower, welcome , buddy !! Yeah , i tried mites just once , as i found nematodes to be the terminal solution 😁💀😂😂 . And yeah , most times it´s much more than expected . The yellow stick-traps are mostly for controll of infestation and also to catch the adult gnats ( black fungus gnats / bot. Sciara analis) , but dem larvae are (imo) only really affected by nematodes (you could also use Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis , but more as prevention) . So if you have many adul gnats , there are a bunch more larvae . Also you should watch your watering , as too humid substrate will get all those gnats round you attracted 😳 Edit : those yellow stick-traps loock quite full 😌 if you calculate 1 female gnat will lay up to 200 eggs , you might get a clue of how many of the larvea are feasting on your plant´s roots (as the larvae normally eat fungi (those fungi helping your plant to live , and as there are not many of those fungi in a pot , as you can imagine , they´ll switch to roots )👻

@SnakeGrow, Thanks mate! I also used mites to take care of the larvae. But I guess there are more bugs than I anticipated 😬

@Herbie101, thanks mate

@Hologram, lol thx Holo 😅😜

@Herbie101, thanks mate ✌️😀

@Legendaryseedthumb, thanks mate 😊👍