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Which of these is a slug least likely to eat?
Fruits
Nuts
Vegetables
Foliage
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Beer. They love it. Create a perfect slug trap by putting a little beer in a bottle, can, or dish, and then sink the dish almost all the way into the ground. They’ll crawl in and not be able to get back out.
In the morning. Slugs and snails come out at night, and they need moisture. Watering in the morning allows the soil to dry out during the day, making it far less comfortable for slugs and snails to munch in the darkness.
All of the above.These materials are usually too dry or too scratchy for soft-bodied slugs and snails to venture across. Use sand or a similar substance to create a wide barrier around plants.