Snail food (Bio Slug Pellets)

Member Name: his0yir

Product:	Bio Slug Pellets
Date:	21/07/09 (21 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: Easy to use and effective

Disadvantages: A bit hard to get pellets out

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 great relief when I started using Bio pellets in my garden. It is simple to use, 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 hard press and turn before opening it, this definitely keeps little children from getting what is inside. Nevertheless, it is hard to control how many pellets I want to spread as some of them seem to stuck at the side of the safety lid. If you give it a hard shake, you pour out more than you need.

But apart from that, I am really happy with this gardening products. I do not know if it 'saves' my garden as other customers claim, but at leat it gives me a relief from seeing those yakki devils.

Summary: Bio Slug Pellets is a powerful weapon against annoying snails!