I was tending to my 4 little girls, when an univited guess showed up and invited itself inside. After nearly a year a fly has found its way inside. So what should i do? What is the best recourse for the removal of the pest? And does he really pose any threat? I dont wish to use any pesticides or strange noise maker that really doesnt work. So what are my options. I spent an hour trying to chase it out.
In the spirit of Halloween, I thought about letting a spider loose inside (not really). So any thoughts on removing a single fly, its driving me crazy lol.
Didn’t really know where to post this. So indoor growing looked good.
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If its a fungus gnat I would take care of that before it lays eggs in your soil. Top dress it with some crushed up mosquito dunks, water in. Or use diatomaceous earth, captain jacks dead bug. Etc.
Those fuckers are annoying as hell in living soils.
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I just laughed my ass off thinking about the fly in breaking bad 
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That right there is exactly how i felt. Just on a smaller scale. Lmao
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Lmao,
Now im wondering if one of those carnivorous venus fly trap mofos would thrive in tent environment, next time i see one at garden center im gonna buy one and check it out.
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Update on the unwant tent guest aka Mr. Fly. He landed on either my thump or index finger… let me check… yup, either one, i just can’t tell which one.
When authorities ask, “what did the purpitator look like” the responce was always the same. They all pointed a finger pistal at the officers. Prompting the officer to take action against a threat. More on this a 9…
Services for the dearly departed Mr. Fly will be held in the outside garden. Excepted attending on his side 400,000 brothers and sisters alone.
This is fictional
Lol
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Well not the dead fly part. Was driving me crazy.
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I had some gnats in my tent I used some yellow sticky traps and some neem oil solved the problem pretty quick