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Start collecting spiders and place them near gnat hotspots.
Once had a fly problem with my plants, plopped a couple spiders there and they were gone in a week or two
Then what do you get to get rid of your spider problem?
Without the food they usually go bye bye pretty quick. Also make sure to kill any eggsacs