Slugs and Snails garden trap eco-friendly 2x

Every gardener’s nightmare: plants being devoured by slugs and snails. Countless mornings, we arrive at the garden only to find our young plants eaten down to the ground. Traditional methods like coffee grounds, wood chips, and crushed shells often fall short. We’ve tried attracting these pests away from our zinnia and salad with other fruits and vegetables, but picking them up nightly is an unpleasant task. Slugs, unlike snails, hide during the day, making them even more challenging to manage.

High hopes for the slug and snail trap were met with success. You can effectively catch these pests by adding cucumber, watermelon, chicken feed, eco-friendly slug pellets, or beer to the trap. Simply dig the trap cup a few centimeters into the soil and place the top cover back on. This setup also keeps water off your slug pellets and eliminates the need to sprinkle them around the garden, maintaining a cleaner look.

Before bed or in the morning, you can easily dispose of the collected slugs and snails without damaging your garden.