Ortho 0464060 Bug Geta Snail and Slug Killer, 2-Pound

We have been fighting off black crows for over a month not knowing that the snails we saw here or there around our property were out in full force every morning all over our lawn, but particularly around the perimeter. This has been a nightmare! By the time we would be up and out in the yard, it would be midday and we would scare off the crows that had been poking and digging holes all over the grass. Finally, a couple of days ago, I went out very early and saw that in the many, many dead patches of grass were piles of snails! I completely freaked out! Found this product and ordered it overnight. IN ONE DAY THE SNAILS WERE DEAD! I did not even want to kill anything, I just hoped the snails would leave, which would get the black crows to leave and allow my grass to grow back. Well, literally, the next morning (and I spead this stuff in the afternoon) the snails were dead all over my lawn. Again, I freaked, BUT THIS STUFF WORKS and I am ordering two more packages (I bought two in the first place because we have a huge lawn) now to put around my planters and hillside. I do not write reviews, but this stuff is the real deal and I know that I appreciate reviews that help me decide to buy a product. Over a month fighting with crows... I may actually enjoy my yard again! I hope the formula works just as great as this one dead.

This actually works. I'm quite amazed. I purchased another product that is enviormentally friendly, but this came in first, so it's what I used. I was kind of skeptical at first but thought I'd give it a try after reading the reviews on my local Lowes website. Now, I'm one that can't stand anything slimy, including worms. (An incident, or a few, with some mischevious cousins. Nightmares, we won't go there. :) ) Anyway, I purchased this and some 7 Dust because I'm pretty sure slugs are what's eating my lilies. I put this down like the directions said (I may have used too much), and waited to see what would happen the next day. The next morning was a nightmare (in my world). There were dead slugs and slime everywhere in my mulch. Needless to say, this stuff was/is effective. I didn't put anymore down and the next day there were more dead critters. I would have left them, because I didn't know how I would get the carcases up, so I left them for a minute. Well, you can imagine what happened when the tempature rose for the day. That's right, flies! So, I had no choice but to find something to get them up with. I got them up, with a garden spade, and for the next couple of days I would go out and find more dead slugs. Seems, the stuff just keeps on working. Here's a tip, if you see a slimy line, look close, because right around that area will be a dead slug, at least, that's what I'm looking for. I do see other tiny bugs dead, so either the 7 dust is killing those or the Bug-Geta is doing the trick. In the end, after the first couple of disgusting days, I only have slugs show up dead every now and then, I've applied this stuff maybe two or three times after the initial killing and do so sparingly. It works like a champ. Oh, and I have cats that roam the neighborhood and two of my own fur babies that love to hang in the yard with me when I'm out. No ill effects, and I still see the cats running around the neighborhood. I can say with confidence, it has no adverse effects on them.

Knocked out the nasty slugs which were turning themselves into bloated cows at the expense of all my pepper plants. They were successfully eating my blooms off each one nightly... Do be warned though that the slugs do not make it far after consuming these pellets. Prepare to remove the corpses when you check your garden or patio in the morning! Disgusting! I had HUGE slugs that had literally blown their slime bags laying around my raised beds! Sorry for the graphic details, but I like to warn people about what they may see. I simply took a garden shovel & removed them to the nearby woods & soon after had pepper plants filled with healthy blooms!

My yard is overrun with snails and they eat virtually everything. I spread the pellets around the base of most vulnerable plants and the snails eat them and succumb. The bait is pretty rain resistant and each application lasts for 3-4 weeks. Keep your pets and children away from the bait.

I think technically this is supposed to be the same as Sluggo, but I swear I didn't get the same results. Sluggo has always worked well for me, but I wanted to save money so I tried this. Slugs and snails are eating my plants like crazy!

the ideal spring treatment for seed beds before planting....you thought that your seeds didn't germinate ?

Slugs are a way of life here in the Pacific NW. Being a little nervous about the toxicity of chemical pesticides, I emailed our neighborhood captain several days before applying the Bug-Geta and she sent out an email to all our neighbors letting them know I would be using this product. I said I would try to keep it away from the sidewalk (and I did) but I wanted my neighbors to be aware not to allow kids and small animals in our yard for a while. It hasn't been a problem at all.I'd had something nibbling at my petals of my mini daisies in the front yard. I wasn't sure what was getting at them (I thought it might be mites) and read that this would kill those as well, so I decided to try it. Imagine my surprise (and sadistic excitement) when I went to deadhead some flowers the next morning (less than 24 hours later) and saw THREE HUGE SLIME TRAILS leading away from my daisies!! Two slugs were still there, dead. The third trail didn't have a slug attached but I have a feeling the crows in our yard ate it already.Anyway, it works! I am excited about how quickly this worked and will plan to use it a bit at a time through the rainy season here so I can have lovely dahlias in a few months as well as my happy daisies. Hooray!

Just spread the Killer around your plants andlightly water them. Check the next morning andif you have Slugs you will find them dead ordying there. Just get rid of the remains becausethey attract flys galore. Can't beat thisbuy from Amazon.