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Works after a fashion, but you need a plan to deal with any pests, there is no magic bullet, no quick cure that lasts forever, first you need to understand your enermy.
Factsheet about slugs and snails"...Very dark, is the other side, very dark."
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Looks quite expensive, especially if you have to keep applying it.
I'm going to try a garlic spray to help plants get away in the spring. The vat is already stewing ready for next year.Last edited by PyreneesPlot; 26-09-2013, 10:56 AM.Le Sarramea https://jgsgardening.blogspot.com/Comment
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Thanks. It's more for the greenhouse and around the garden than the allotment as at that price it's a pretty costly option. Main problem is seedlings munched in the spring and just now they are getting to my plum tomatoes just as they start to turn ripe. I don't want to use pellets. Beer traps work to an extent and I've tried grit but they just crawl over it. Someone mentioned cornmeal on another thread so I might try that.Comment
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could you let me know what a garlic spray is and how you use itOriginally posted by PyreneesPlot View Postit may be a struggle to reach the top, but once your over the hill your problems start.
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Reply to Heated mat for Tom's and chilliesI use a mix of six scoops of compost three scoops of sand/grit and two scoops of perlite,the quantity is unimportant as long as the ratio is the same, if for seeds I use this mix, if I am potting on I add some blood, fish and bone, along with a small quantity of chicken manure pellets
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