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Old 27-07-2009, 03:41 AM posted to rec.gardens.edible
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Default Slugs + Iron Phosphate, Good or bad?

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Darrell Ulm wrote:

Have a slug problem everywhere. Some 'escar-go' which is Iron
Phosphate seems to do the trick. We are trying not to chem up our food
garden too much. The beer in cup method worked, but this year there
were thousands of slugs. Anyone hear anything good/bad about this?


Nuthin' but good results from "Sluggo" and the Home Despot offering.
It is a salt that breaks down into 2 human nutrients. Can be used to the
day of harvest, and is safe for kids and animals, unless you hit them
with a full box;O)
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