Go to your local garden center or hardware store and look for "mosquito dunks"- tablets you throw into ponds or other areas of standing water where mosquitos breed. They contain a larvacide that kills the fly larvae when they eat it. Break a tablet in half and let it soak overnight in the water you use to water your cuttings, then water with it. Water sparingly, don't use more than you have to. You can always add more if it doesn't work. SOme people say fungus gnats will eat the roots of the cuttings, but then I have heard that they are really only an annoyance and not harmful at all. This is pretty safe stuff to use as well, though I wouldn't eat it or anything like that if I were you. Get fly strips to get rid of the adults.

If you keep your plants a bit drier, the fungus gnats won't be a problem- but I know with cuttings this is impossible, I do alot of misting of my cuttings which keeps the soil constantly damp so I have had the same problem with the gnats.

Good luck, with both the gnats AND your cuttings.

Thank you ines-99 I certainly will try that. I certainly hope you wouldn't eat it. This is my first time ever being on this site. I became a member yesterday so I could get some help. It is really nice to be able to ask questions and get a reply from someone who can help you.

Yes, Ines. Thanks for that info!!!!!
Ann