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Friday, November 13, 2015

RAINY SEASON IS SNAIL'S SEASON







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  1. I don't have snails in my garden -- just water snails we put in the pond to eat the algae. We do have slugs though. I hate the slimy pests and can't touch them, so I put down bait. Ugh! P. x

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    1. This pest is really bothering, so annoying. You are lucky, you don't have this kind of pest on your garden.

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  2. How I hate snails, Endah. I tried to sprinkle a little of hot pepper powder around the plants -it worked well.

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    1. Here, we spread wood ashes or ground salt around the plants to keep the plant save from the snail, but it doesn't do well during the rainy season.

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  3. Do you go round collecting the snails or just leave them be? If we find one we usually throw them away as far as we can.

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    1. Sometimes I go round collecting the snail and throw away as far as I can, a simple way... :)

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  4. I know they're annoying eating our vegetables, but I cant help liking snails. I think it's their eyes on stalks and houses on their backs, they're just too cute. (Although they do sometimes find themselves flying through the air away from our allotment!)

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    1. Hahaha... actually, we can find flying snails on so many part of the world... :)

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  5. I hate snails! I still remember how they invade my garden beginning this year! hundred of them ate all my vegetables! it's nightmare!

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    1. Yes, snails always be a nightmare. During this rainy season I collect snails around my garden about ten snails everyday.

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  6. Hi Endah, is there any place in the world where snails are not at home? Even here in dry Southern California, we have plenty of them!
    Warm regards,
    Christina

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    1. Thanks, Christina. Yes, snails always look for any humid and warm place. When I did digging last dry season, I found lots of snails under the topsoil, they multiplied and lay eggs there. Warm place for them.

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