I have seen that for myself. There is a real copper solution that uses thin wires which works because it gets in the way of the slug's feelers. I did a little video clip of it that's on YouTube. They're called slug shields.
The snail/slug is suppose to touch the copper and ground at the same time which is what makes the electricity flow. e.g. when the slug slims his way along the ground and then goes to cross anything copper, as soon as he touches the the copper, he gets a shock. Kinda like we do with static electricity. You need the positive and negative to touch each other.
I have seen that for myself. There is a real copper solution that uses thin wires which works because it gets in the way of the slug's feelers. I did a little video clip of it that's on YouTube. They're called slug shields.
GardenMinder 1 month ago
the coper would be more deadly if you used it to slice the slug bloody things tryed munching my bed so slug pellets is my best choice
14Mentalist 5 months ago
The snail/slug is suppose to touch the copper and ground at the same time which is what makes the electricity flow. e.g. when the slug slims his way along the ground and then goes to cross anything copper, as soon as he touches the the copper, he gets a shock. Kinda like we do with static electricity. You need the positive and negative to touch each other.
TheCyberbeagle 9 months ago
Here in the Pacific NW the slugs are so numerous that simply going at them with scissors isn't a practical way to rid the garden of them.
hornistsnest 11 months ago
just chop them in half with a scissors, it's a bit gross at first but the birds will eat them in no time and it is enviromentally kind,
daniel543212345 2 years ago
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daniel543212345 2 years ago
I think it might attract them so you can then kill them?
BEER they love beer and they go in it and then die, plant a small cup in the ground fill it with beer
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AGeNt7eVeN 2 years ago