All reviews for category Care and organic control

Very well

Disappointed. Trap set up next to plants infested with thrips for a week, but the trap only attracted fungus gnats... We'll see in the coming weeks...

Moderately effective (at least for me). The slugs are small and visibly wriggle under the net. Unfortunately, the beer trap (because it's lethal) is more effective.

After a few days, the slugs came back and ate the young shoots. I think the height of the net is too low to discourage the slugs.

I've been testing it for 3 days and it works, I no longer see any slugs within the area delimited by the copper net.

Hello, can we attach this copper netting around the edge of a wooden vegetable planter please? (or does it only work on the ground?)

Tested on lettuce seedlings: very effective! I highly recommend using copper netting, as all the tips and tricks have miserably failed (ash, beer traps that kill many beneficial organisms in the soil except for snails). Please note: it works well with my small snails, like slugs, (I don't live in Burgundy :-)), but it remains to be seen if the height (2cm (1in)) is sufficient for larger slugs or snails.

Nettle manure is very useful in the garden. I use 1 litre for 9 litres of water to water the young plants that I put in the ground to strengthen them. I am satisfied with the product I bought. I would like a larger capacity like the 2 litres of horsetail manure, for example.

I have been using comfrey for years, which is effective in supporting the growth of plants (flowers or vegetables).

Product to discover, I don't have enough hindsight yet to judge its effectiveness.