If you’re seeing those teeny gnats flying around your plant, don’t worry. They’re easy enough to get rid of and you can stop them in their tracks by letting your soil dry a bit between waterings. Or you can use sticky card traps which are typically yellow, stick into the soil of your pot, and have an adhesive that traps the gnats. You can also try an apple cider vinegar trap. Fill a small container with equal parts water and apple cider vinegar at least ¼” deep. Put a couple of drops of dish soap into the mixture and stir it together. Place the trap near the affected plant. Check the mixture every week to refresh it with new vinegar, water, and soap. You’ll be gnat-free in no time!