plz help like any ways ThanX
The stale beer method works well, but you can also wet corrugated cardboard and lay it down next to your plants. The slugs will hide under there, so you can pick them up and dispatch them. A duck also is an excellent slug destroyer. With chickens or ducks you will not have very many slugs around. Good luck with your slug eradication program.
Try Sluggo from Spray-N-Grow. It's a biodegradable slug control that is safe and organic but still effective. The active ingredient in it is a mineral found naturally in soil so when the stuff breaks down it actually enriches your garden. Very easy to apply too.
The safe way would be to have a beer with them. Take a small dish, like for margarine, and put so the edge is at the soil level. put some beer in it. The slugs and snail will dive right in. And put a barrier of copper sheeting around the plants. The sell it on many websie and garden centers. It will take a while to get rid of them. There are probably lots of eggs in your soil. But pick them when you see them and maybe spread a layer of diotomaceous earth around under your plants.
Try Sluggo from Spray-N-Grow. It's a biodegradable slug control that is safe and organic but still effective. The active ingredient in it is a mineral found naturally in soil so when the stuff breaks down it actually enriches your garden. Very easy to apply too.
The stale beer method works well, but you can also wet corrugated cardboard and lay it down next to your plants. The slugs will hide under there, so you can pick them up and dispatch them. A duck also is an excellent slug destroyer. With chickens or ducks you will not have very many slugs around. Good luck with your slug eradication program.
The safe way would be to have a beer with them. Take a small dish, like for margarine, and put so the edge is at the soil level. put some beer in it. The slugs and snail will dive right in. And put a barrier of copper sheeting around the plants. The sell it on many websie and garden centers. It will take a while to get rid of them. There are probably lots of eggs in your soil. But pick them when you see them and maybe spread a layer of diotomaceous earth around under your plants.
