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  • #31
    I used copper tape on my beds and found it didn't work although that may be because I used the cheapest copper tape that I could find on eBay.

    There have been other suggestions on this forum such as using copper scourers stretched out and also using copper grease. I am thinking of trying the scourers myself next year.
    Posted on an iPad so apologies for any randomly auto-corrected gobbledegook

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    • #32
      Originally posted by dilettante View Post
      I would love to have a pet hedgehog. I'm hoping I can encourage some frogs to hang around over the winter. I've seen a couple these last few months. Both times I've been on my allotment I've seen frogs, but also found hundreds of slug eggs in the soil, so I have no idea how well they're doing at controlling the slugs.

      What do slug eggs look like?
      Dogs have masters, cats have slaves, and horses are just wonderful

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      • #33
        not quite so big as cooked tapioca

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        • #34
          Small white spherical eggs. Basically:

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          • #35
            The slug eggs I find are yellow,they look like slow release plant food,except when you squash them they squirt a liquid. In the spring when I'm taking the top few inches of compost out the pots,I find loads,so I lay them all out by my bird feeding area.
            Location : Essex

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            • #36
              found this on utube , its like an electric fence for slugs and snails but I would use copper wire as its a better conductor and it wont rust. It will however oxidise but unsure if that would effect it that much.

              this should have a belt and braces effect as if the copper doesnt drive them away the shock will

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