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Bio Slug Pellets

 
Description: Brand: Bio / Type: Pest Control

Newest Review: ... myself wielded with a powerful weapon with great relief when I started using Bio pellets in my garden. It is simple to use, ... more

 ... just spread the pellets around your plants, preferably in wet evenings or after rain. Snails and slug, after eating pellets instead of plants, become sick and 'melt' soon afterwards. It is effective and snails rush to have these pellets. (I tried other brands of snail killer but with no result.) If you do not want disgusting snail slime to smear all over the place, you can arrange pellets to be spread out less openly. It has special scent which keeps animals from eating them. The lid has safety design which needs...more

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kelebhutu
Crowned Review Bio Slug Pellets: Beware Tummy Marchers ::The war is on!!! (1025 words)
by - written on 13/12/08 (Very useful, 299 readings)
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I used to consider myself as a really kind-hearted and forgiving person till I met some souls who changed my outlook on life entirely. They came in all their three shapes and some even came bearing their homes on their back and threatened to take over my garden ( one of my most loved possessions) from me. The Rivals: _________ There were absolutely hundreds of them everyday.. much more than I could throw out . This is not unusual as slugs and snails love moist humid whether , with occasional rain-helps them slide towards food and breed better.. They usually breed just when the soil temperature is above freezing and the soil starts ...  Read the complete review

markos9
Premium Review Your plants will thank you for using these! (788 words)
by - written on 03/07/09 (Very useful, 105 readings)
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Slugs and snails are the bane of the keen gardener's life. I'm not a mad keen gardener, but since handing my back garden over to my chickens (tip: if you want to get rid of slugs, get chickens; unfortunately the chickens will eat your plants quicker than the slugs!), I wanted to at least have a nice front garden. I invested a small fortune in bedding plants, and have enjoyed watching them develop over the last month or so. I have, however, taken steps to reduce the risk of providing a flowery salad bar for the local molluscs! The past two years wet weather has meant that slugs and snails have had it easy in Britain and have flourished at the expense of garden ...  Read the complete review

freud
Premium Review Bio Slug Pellets: sorry to snail/slug lovers (452 words)
by - written on 28/05/09 (Very useful, 49 readings)
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I've always like to potter around our garden & last year started to grow not only flowers from seeds, but also tomatoes & strawberries with great results. This year my eldest daughter bought a variety of vegetable plants for hubby's birthday which included broad beans, sweetcorn, raspberries & strawberries. Everything's been planted carefully into pots & staked when necessary & it's beginning to look a little like 'The Good Life' in our back garden although I suspect Tom & Barbara never dreamt of using slug pellets! Unfortunately we noticed big holes appearing in the leaves of some of the plants & discovered those ...  Read the complete review

his0yir
Premium Review Snail food (336 words)
by - written on 21/07/09 (Very useful, 21 readings)
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Living in a house with both front and back gardens, natural lives are seen everyday. As far as I know, besides plants, pets and animals in neighbourghood, there are snails and slugs. I do not have green fingers and I am not keen with gardening, but the scene of slimy creatures roaming within my sight makes my hair stand up. It may come to personal preference but I can clearly feel a desperate urge to eliminate all snails and slugs in my garden. 'Slug-phobia' is how I call it. It is out of question for me to pick them up one by one, although lots of my friends do. The snail trouble came to a turning point and I found myself wielded with a powerful weapon with ...  Read the complete review

gill1960
Premium Review Bio Slug Pellets: Kill those slugs (528 words)
by - written on 07/04/03 (Very useful, 730 readings)
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Before I talk about the product I am writing about today, I would just like to give you a few details about the pest I am trying to get rid of with the aid of this product. --------------------------THE SLUG---------------------------- This is the time of year when slug eggs, which can be found in your garden soil, when you are turning it over ready to plant your plants for the summer. The eggs are pale in colour and are laid in a group of about 20 or more eggs. They lie undeveloped in the soil until the time is right for them to hatch. If you see a bunch of eggs get rid of them quick before they do hatch. The adults snails are ...  Read the complete review

 

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