[Goosegirl]

Mods, please move if needed. My inherited greenhouse is a bit peculiar because the previous owner bolted a few extra and very thick glass panes onto parts of the inner frame. Hey ho but not to worry UNTIL the other day when I saw some snails had taken refuge between the two panes where I couldn't remove them, and my plug plants had a few leaves chewed. I did remove an escapee but the rest are beyond my reach. I sprinkled some organic slug pellets between the two panes of glass and on and around my plant trays (these are on the beds so I can water them properly instead of them being in my mini-g'houses) so, having had a nap yesterday afternoon, I thought - if I can't get them out then I'll keep them in. Today I plugged the gap between the two glass panes with bubble-wrap. Whaddy ya think? Will it work?

[Hampshire Hog]

 Sounds good to me but if you were nearer France a Frenchman could have harvested them! Good luck HH

[Goosegirl]

He'd have to get them out first! Do the French have a special call they use to summons them, as in "Veniz ici mes petite amis" or summat like that? 

[Yorkie]

He'd have to get them out first! Do the French have a special call they use to summons them, as in "Veniz ici mes petite amis" or summat like that?

 

[hamstergbert]

if you wait until the sun shines perhaps a session with a steady hand and a magnifying glass (and a hardened heart) would settle their little escargot hashes...

[steven c]

can you sprinkle some salt in the gap.

[Goosegirl]

That's a good idea - thanks.

[MrsPea]

 At least you can see yours i hve something nibbling my dahlias do you think i can find it NO ishall also put some slug pellets round and see what happens 

[Goosegirl]

We have loads of woodlice here so maybe try some deterrent. It's amazing how many bodies you can find afterwards.