Kylie, don't you read abbreviated sentences, LOL! Here's Karma's post and in parenthesis, I've added what I believe to be the missing words: "(For the) Double (white brug cuttings, you can) root in soil with bottom heat(,) not (in) water. (If you have) No bottom heat (, i.e., heat mat,) then put (the cuttings) up on the (top of the) refridg but don't forget (them).

Sure hope so, Wildcat, I just love to share, so grittymits will also be rich! You might also try Pom Juice, along side of your Red Wine, can almost tell you how it helped my husband get so ..so very much better, with his heart problem..Spike loves to delete my advice so will not expand on that..but try it.. My brugs started out with a real splash this year..they have had any and every thing you can name. Still thinking they will greet me at the "Pearly Gates"!! Stay well and drink that red wine, Pom juice, blueberry, and all those wonderful things that will keep us..keeping on!! Keep those Brugs growing, that is also very important.

Fungus gnats look similar. as to plants dieing, its cilantro and they do yellow after a few days on older leaves. It appears that your watering too much and that cna also deal to damping off and the base of the stems will dry out casing the plant to die. Avoid using common potting or garden soils as they can contain both issues. Sterial seed starting medium will give better results and has no fungus or insect cultures in it to cause these damages. To remove the fungus gnats, use yellow sticky traps placed horizontally on the edges of the pots. For the eggs and maggpots they produce, use a form of Bt that will kill the maggots in the soil. Numerous times these same issues have been asked covered here and I give the same answers repeatedly. Here is a link that might be useful: Fungus gnat photos

okay so maybe they are fungus gnats, i really looked at them close and they look like tiny mosquitoes. and they don't really fly around too much, just along the dirt and leaves. i really do think that they bite but maybe its just something else, i know that whatever it is that bites me is also very small. but actually might be smaller. i read that the fungus gnat is not only attracted to over watered dirt, but also decomposing material. one of my plants i know for a fact has a lot of wood rot on the root structure. that plant also seems to be the most infested. also it is very very very humid here so they might be finding enough moisture just from that. i am going to continue to try and let my plants dry out as much as possible, and i am throwing away the insecticide because it doesn't effect them and it is kind of harsh on some of my softer tissued plants. i might get rid of the tree that is decomposing, its a wild cherry tree i dug up last year to try and turn into a bonsai but i think its pretty much a lost cause. as for the rest of my plants. i am not only going to try and make sure my plants dry out but i am also going to try and replant all of my plants in soil that is inorganic so that the gnats have nothing to feed on, all of the soil i have now has a lot of wood in the mix. most of it is miracle grow and i think that the dirt was infected when i bought it. so i just need to spend a little more money and get a better quality soil. and just for the record all of the miracle grow soil that i have bought i have mixed in grit so that it is better draining but i don't think that is going to be enough. hopefully i can get rid of these damn bugs!!!