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| size | 7 Pound Bag | 2.7lbs | — | 1 Pound | No Size | 2.2 LBS |
| style | Desert Sand - 7lb | Modern | Modern | Potting,Garden | Soil Cover | Modern |
| weight | 7 pounds | — | — | 1 pounds | 5 pounds | 2.2 pounds |
| volume | 7 liters | 2.7 liters | 2 quarts | — | 1.5 quarts | 2.2 liters |
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Great sand but…
Updated 2/27/24 to include video of #4 I’ve found. This plant is in a chunky mix I created specifically for Monstera and sterilized. It is not in a purchased potting soil mix. There’s actually no soil. So these are definitely coming from the sand.I have a lot of house plants and start veggies and flowers for my garden indoors. Naturally, with that much soil, fungus gnats are never too far behind regardless of what methods are used to avoid them. They will always pop up here and there.Enter this sand. Initially, I used it on the top layer of potting mix for plants in my basement near grow lights. I would go down every day or 2, but didn’t notice anything out of place. I recently potted up a large Monstera Deliciosa that is located in my living room. A few weeks later, the gnats appeared. I used some of this sand to cover the top of it. Now that it’s in my vision, I see little larva appearing on top of the sand every couple of days. So far, 3. I don’t know what they are, but they aren’t on or around any of the plants without sand. So, it works for keeping gnats at bay, but you may be introducing something else you were unprepared for.-the photo is one of the larva I just realized was attached to a sticky trap for gnats-
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Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2024
Style: Desert Sand - 7lbVerified Purchase
Updated 2/27/24 to include video of #4 I’ve found. This plant is in a chunky mix I created specifically for Monstera and sterilized. It is not in a purchased potting soil mix. There’s actually no soil. So these are definitely coming from the sand.
I have a lot of house plants and start veggies and flowers for my garden indoors. Naturally, with that much soil, fungus gnats are never too far behind regardless of what methods are used to avoid them. They will always pop up here and there.
Enter this sand. Initially, I used it on the top layer of potting mix for plants in my basement near grow lights. I would go down every day or 2, but didn’t notice anything out of place. I recently potted up a large Monstera Deliciosa that is located in my living room. A few weeks later, the gnats appeared. I used some of this sand to cover the top of it. Now that it’s in my vision, I see little larva appearing on top of the sand every couple of days. So far, 3. I don’t know what they are, but they aren’t on or around any of the plants without sand. So, it works for keeping gnats at bay, but you may be introducing something else you were unprepared for.
-the photo is one of the larva I just realized was attached to a sticky trap for gnats-
I have a lot of house plants and start veggies and flowers for my garden indoors. Naturally, with that much soil, fungus gnats are never too far behind regardless of what methods are used to avoid them. They will always pop up here and there.
Enter this sand. Initially, I used it on the top layer of potting mix for plants in my basement near grow lights. I would go down every day or 2, but didn’t notice anything out of place. I recently potted up a large Monstera Deliciosa that is located in my living room. A few weeks later, the gnats appeared. I used some of this sand to cover the top of it. Now that it’s in my vision, I see little larva appearing on top of the sand every couple of days. So far, 3. I don’t know what they are, but they aren’t on or around any of the plants without sand. So, it works for keeping gnats at bay, but you may be introducing something else you were unprepared for.
-the photo is one of the larva I just realized was attached to a sticky trap for gnats-
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Too expensive for my potted plants project
Reviewed in Canada on April 27, 2020Style: Soil CoverVerified Purchase
