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Got a slug problem?
Then you need some of these........
They love chomping away on them :x :x
Then you need some of these........
They love chomping away on them :x :x
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Yes, I've heard that snails come back, but one night I painted nail polish on the shells of the dozen or so I collected (we get orange snails with very hard shells more than the usual kind) and chucked them into the woods, so there was lots of soft stuff as well as all kinds of fungi for them to eat. Never saw any of them back in my garden.JAX said:pollyanna said:I go around with a torch most nights and I have a pair of tweezers and a an old chinese take-way plastic bowl. I picks em all up (they are HUGE up our way - the longest I measured was an orange beauty of just over 6"). When I used to live in a London suburb, I dropped them into a bucket of boiling salt water and then tipped them down the drain the next morning. :x Now I live in the country, I am kinder and go out the back gate into the woods and throw them all as far away as i can. :thumbsup:
It is amazing how much smaller the number I find is now. I know which plants they go for and so i can usually find them.
If they are on a path I stomp on them (I have special slug-stompers I wear) and the next night all the new slugs collect around the bodies. They also collect around the dog poos!! I also stomp on any 'strays' if I haven't got my trusty tweezers :- "
Yes, I'm totally nuts!!!! (w00t)
I know you wont believe me , but snails have a homing insticnt (w00t) and can travel up to 2 miles back home My friend put `snow pak` on some shells and took them nearly half a mile away and more than one came back
I chuck mine on the road , throwing them up high into the air so their shells crack , as for the slugs (w00t) , they go staright on the main road to get run over
hope your whip makes a full recovery :luck:
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