Larvae in organic fertilizer

[BonPiotr]

Hey everyone, I've heard about beneficial larvae in soil/fertilizer, but I want to be on the safe side. Brief Google research says that it is house fly larvae and I shouldn't worry about them, because they help in decomposition of organic matter. I see them only in fertilizer or close to it. Can somebody confirm this?

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[BobbyLane]

Yes if you use organic ferts, it will attract flies and they will lay eggs in it. I wouldnt worry about this.

 

[BonPiotr]

Yes if you use organic ferts, it will attract flies and they will lay eggs in it. I wouldnt worry about this.

Thanks @BobbyLane No further confirmation needed - the master has spoken

 

[rockm]

You know "house fly larva" are commonly called "maggots," right? Their presence isn't a problem for the fertilizer (and indeed helps break it down), but their presence may make people living with you a little queasy...

 

[BonPiotr]

You know "house fly larva" are commonly called "maggots," right? Their presence isn't a problem for the fertilizer (and indeed helps break it down), but their presence may make people living with you a little queasy...

Hahahaha I know this already. I have bought pheromon trap and it seems to be working for now as I see less of adult flies