Comment se débarrasser des moucherons

As a beginner grower, i don't use anything else then natural products for now and homemade... For midges, and other bugs, i'm using : - 1 bag of green tea, lemon Flavour (infused in 1L water) - 2 tea spoon cinnamon - 1 tea spoon wood ashes (in winter from cheminey, summer barbecue) Put a pan with the 1L water + the cinnamon, make it boil. Put the tea on it when boiled, and let it infuse until the water starts to cool down (usually after 10mins). Wait until it cools down totally, add the ashes, put in a bottle and shake a little, then with this solution, water the plant on two days (never did more then one liter, watering, so 0.5 one day and 0.5 the other days, or less idbthe plants didn't need more watering, if needed more just used tap water). Then to prevent them coming again made a powder mix with ashes ans cinnamon and just put some around the base of the plant on the soil (think i have a pic on the outdoor diary). Worked with cherry tomatoes plants so used it on my first grow, seems to work if you wanna try. Though it has been 2 months already, hope you found out a solution 👍

Looks like they are flies that lay larva? get some "BTi"... that will kill larva in pots. it will take 2-3 weeks. you'll want to kill adultss too... maybe some sticky traps... if in vegetative phase, you have a lot more options than in bloom as far as the pesticides you can spray on your plant. "pyrethrins" will kill on contact... other things leave a risidual behind. Kill from both ends of life cycle and it'll clear up faster. neem oil if it has azardirechtin (spelling is off), it is a real pesticide too... without that Az-something-rechtin, it's just horticultural oil that smells bad.

Yellow sticky traps

i think they prefer the term "little people" nowadays 😂