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Our Growing Success Organic Slug Stop Barrier Pellets are an effective slug and snail barrier suitable for all crops and plants and can be used all round the garden. Our pellets not only protect the treated plant, but also the neighbouring ones because slugs and snails stop feeding. The wool pellets allow slugs and snails to still feed on the neighbouring plants causing damage to your garden.
How Slug Stop Barrier Pellets work
Our pellets form a physical barrier around plants and crops that make it difficult for slugs and snails to cross and suppresses feeding. When compared to wool pellets, Growing Success pellets are neat as well as compact and keeps its structure when wet. It is easy to apply with no need to water in and proves effective in all weather. The pellets go further; protecting more plants and crops in the garden. They are long lasting and after use the organic pellets can be incorporated into the soil which acts as a slow release fertiliser. Below you can see Growing Success on the left and classic wool pellets on the right.
See the difference for yourself… below is a comparison table of Growing Success Barrier Pellets vs Wool Pellets:
Why use Organic Slug Stop Barrier Pellets?
- Effective in dry and wet weather conditions
- Inhibits slug and snail feeding
- Wildlife and pet friendly
- Quick acting and long lasting
- Prevents slugs and snails crossing over
- Improves soil biology after use
- Biodegrades into plant nutrients when incorporated into the soil
How to use Organic Slug Stop Barrier Pellets
- Before applying, check the area to ensure it is free from slugs and snails
- Individual plant: place pellets around the plant from the stem outwards, creating a circle barrier of 10cm in diameter
- Group of plants: place pellets forming a 5cm wide band surrounding the group of plants to protect
- Containers: spread the pellets evenly, creating a uniform layer over the surface, making sure the pellets cover up to the stem of the plant.
- Re-apply pellets if the barrier is disturbed. After use, the organic pellets can be incorporated into the soil to improve the structure, nutrient levels and
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