Hi growers, How do i kill😡 the Springtails Bu...

Hi @ Letting soil dry completely as possible is the best way to deal with infested pots already in the home. •Sprinkle Safer Brand diatomaceous earth on potted soils to help them dry and to repel springtails. •If infestations in potted plants persist, use a non-toxic, biodegradable soil drench to kill and repel the bugs. (More than one application may be required.) •After a hot day, they may congregate on the side of a building in tremendous numbers, increasing the chance of indoor infestation. If you spot an infestation inside or out, use a wet -dry shop-vac with a small amount of soapy water in its collection tank to vacuum them up. •Use fans to thoroughly dry any area of the house, including inside walls (as possible) where springtails have been found. Repair roof leaks, cracks in siding and any other places where moisture might enter the house. •Keep areas around sink faucets and drains clear and clean of molds and other growth that might used as a food source. Remove scum and hair from beneath sink drains. If you suspect springtails in your drain pipes, clean as thoroughly as possible and rinse them with vinegar. (Never pour any type of pesticide down a drain.) •House plant soil, especially those with lichen or moss, can be a hotbed of springtail reproduction. Inspect any potted houseplants you buy for signs of infestation before bringing them inside. Once inside the house, don’t over water. Allowing soil to dry completely between watering discourages them from staying around.good luck killing the bugs 👍

Not familiar with that particular bug. Spinosad is a good try. Insecticidal soaps do a decent job on a wide variety of pests. Just spray the growing medium with it and you should see results the next day. Should that fail then Neme Oil but heck no sense getting ahead of ourselves. Problem is they may start in on your roots or morph into something worse. Know it can be difficult to get supplies right now, if you have nothing else just try some home and garden spray on the top of your soil. No buds to pollute so its a option.