I hate these slimy, disgusting things! I've been battling them for a while now. On my outdoor plants... Okay, fine. I can accept critters crawl on them. But in my pots inside my dew terrarium? Now that I cannot live with. So far they haven't done any damage but its time for them to go bye-bye. I've tried some weaker solutions but I need something better safe for a wide range of plants: carnivorous, cactus and succulent. Suggestions?
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surround the edges of the terrarium with copper tape. they wont cross it 
works for snails and slugs!
http://www.greengardener.co.uk/product.asp?id_pc=3&cat=27&id_product=4
it is sold with stained glass supplies as well and may be cheaper than the stuff marketed for this particular application.
works for snails and slugs!http://www.greengardener.co.uk/product.asp?id_pc=3&cat=27&id_product=4
it is sold with stained glass supplies as well and may be cheaper than the stuff marketed for this particular application.
ah, i see. if they must be killed, i guggest a product such as this:
http://www.sears.com/dr-t-s-nature-...x000001&kpid=01298984000P&kispla=01298984000P
normallly youd sprinkle it on the soil surface but since they are nutrient sensitive CPs, id make a few feeding stations with inverted jar lids.
http://www.sears.com/dr-t-s-nature-...x000001&kpid=01298984000P&kispla=01298984000P
normallly youd sprinkle it on the soil surface but since they are nutrient sensitive CPs, id make a few feeding stations with inverted jar lids.
