Nocturnal Pests: How Snails Take Over the Garden – and What Really Helps
Night active pests: How snails take over the garden – and what really helps.
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Summary
Coffee grounds are less predictable, but some studies have observed a decrease in snail feeding when used as a superficial cover. If it is repeated on several consecutive evenings, the number of animals can be significantly reduced – exactly in the period in which they damage the plants.
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Coffee grounds are less predictable, but some studies have observed a decrease in snail feeding when used as a superficial cover.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1If it is repeated on several consecutive evenings, the number of animals can be significantly reduced – exactly in the period in which they damage the plants.
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