Fungus gnat larva damage or other issues? Please diagnose!

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Tomcheese

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Almost three week old seedlings. All hybrid seeds done by cross breading. FFOF soil and in solo cups. Noticed fungus gnats at week two. Started using gnatrol for a soil drench a few days ago. Not sure if it's continued larva damage, root bound issues, or something I'm missing. Open to advice and suggestions. Thanks!image1.JPG image2.JPG image3.JPG
 
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Tomcheese

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Thanks for the advice with the gnats. I think despite their presence my plants are severely root bound. I flipped one of my less promising seedlings out of its container and its wrapped up in roots from top to bottom. I'll transplant and hope it solves the problem!
 
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rob333

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Tomcheese said:
Almost three week old seedlings. All hybrid seeds done by cross breading. FFOF soil and in solo cups. Noticed fungus gnats at week two. Started using gnatrol for a soil drench a few days ago. Not sure if it's continued larva damage, root bound issues, or something I'm missing. Open to advice and suggestions. Thanks!View attachment 3307131 View attachment 3307132 View attachment 3307133
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1 thing how many are there ?? if they are swarming u have an issue 1-10 they wont even harm ur plant
 
rob333

rob333

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Tomcheese said:
It's a small infestation. Haven't seen more than 3 to 5 at a time.
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ull be fine man they dont have the gnate power to kill or harm ur plant when people get a gnat propblem and they hurt ur plant u are looking at like 30-50 gnates in a grow room wprst i have seen is was like a mist of bugs in one room
 
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