MICROBE-LIFT BMC2 Biological Mosquito Control, Liquid Treatment for Decorative Water Gardens, Fountains and Ponds, 2 Fl Oz

I bought the 2 oz dropper in Jan 2024. I’ve been using it religiously for 18 months and will continue to do so. I decided on this product to help with fungus gnat problems in my house. Plant enthusiast, HousePlusPlant recommends this. I use this treatment every time I water every plant, moss poles included! I use one drop per 2 gallons of water with or without fertilizer in conjunction with STEM Light Traps… which I have 1 plugged in every room that has groups of plants. This product actually treats 16 gallons of water with just 1 (one) drop. Anything more is not harmful nor stronger of a dose… It’s simply wasting product. For reference, I have anywhere from 100 to 150 houseplants in my collection year round. At this point, the bottle still looks full… like I won’t need to buy another bottle in 4 yrs LOL. I guess I’m too conservative. Although I believe BTI drops lose potency after 3 yrs. I’m happy with this product! Key is to use it every time you water. Just be mindful that if you happen to see new gnats flying around, they could be from outside, new plants, or produce. So be diligent & consistent with this product.

Must have if you are a plant parent. The reviews on this product are mostly positive. This dramatically reduced those lil buggers flying around my face. I use these drops every time I water, no exception.

This is my holy grail for my houseplants!!! I use it every single time I water. Just one drop in a gallon of water. I have been using this for a couple of years now and have had ZERO fungus gnats for years. I used to have a huge problem until I discovered this. 10/10 recommend!!!!

I have been treating my indoor plants religiously for four months to no avail. I had been mixing six drops per gallon of water and using that to water plants. If you are dealing with the same problem, you know it can bring you practically to tears to see these horrible insects increasing in numbers. What I learned was that my tap water is so chlorinated that it was killing the BTI bacteria which I ignorantly thought was propagating. When you set out on this adventure, make sure you boil your water at a rolling boil for 20 minutes to vaporize chlorine first, and of course let it cool or use chlorine free water. Also, I put white bowls of soapy water everywhere and they fly in by the hundreds for a drink and drown.

Easy to use & bottle last a long time. Used for fungus gnat control in my propagation & seed sowing. Fungus gnats are always a problem winter thru spring. Previously used nematodes and Azaguard but this is taking care of the problem without being a major project. It only takes a few drops per gallon of water! It is in every watering can full of water. This is in a commercial 100 x 40 ft greenhouse with a heated propagation bed (perfect for fungus gnat breeding too). A few native, local lizards and tree frogs always find there way in to winter in the sandy, moist, warm heat bed so I am careful what I use. If I need to water with a hose, I always follow with a sprayer of water and microbe-lift to wet down the plants and topsoil with it. It appears to be having a big effect on aphids and whiteflies too...not labeled for them but they have almost totally disappeared along with the fungus gnats.

Used for drain flies in aquarium, works

The best for Fungus Gnats for indoor plants. Buy the smaller size which has a dropper. This size is for aquatic ponds.

Keeps fungus gnats at bay but if I forget to water with it, they come back immediately.