Hi Donna!! 👋👋 It can be hard sometimes to find them and they can be covered under the very top layer of soil. Slugs are crafty. That's great you are a Western Washingtonian, too! West-siders, right!?! Thank you for watching and for commenting! 😉😃
Thank you... I got 2 plants from Lowes.... I plant them at nigth, and each of my plants had a slug each... after a week i start notice a slug population on my garden.... no more planting at nigth for me.
Thanks so much I’m having this issue as of right now,, even got some slug bait ,, but I’ve been catching them early morning, throwing them in a cup of beer mixed with salt 🧂🤷🏽♀️
What about the yellow ones?, I have a bonsai tree and when I originally got it it had fertilizer, but recently I was checking on it and placing it where it usually goes and I noticed that where the roots where it had yellow like eggs?, but when you squeeze them a clear substance pops out, kinda worried bc my other bonsai tree doesn’t have this, it just thrives off of water
Hi @annacirronis1847! 👋🏼👋🏼 Good question. Usually slug eggs are translucent and kinda sticky, having a more rubbery-feel and firm. So, yes on the "hard" or firm, but not sure about the powdery part. The eggs are almost perfect little spheres and don't have any jagged or angles to their surface. Hope that helps and definitely keep on patrol for those slug eggs. 😮😊
I always thought that was fertilizer beads🤦🏻♀️😂😂
Thanks for teaching me something new❤
Same😂omg ive been planting eggs n here thought it was really good fertilizer 😂TYSMMMM!! 🤯
Wow!! I've seen those and didn't know what they were
We're glad this was helpful and thanks for watching!
I've never been sure which little balls were slug eggs. Thanks! I am also in 8b on Western Washington.
Hi Donna!! 👋👋 It can be hard sometimes to find them and they can be covered under the very top layer of soil. Slugs are crafty. That's great you are a Western Washingtonian, too! West-siders, right!?! Thank you for watching and for commenting! 😉😃
Thanks, I didn’t know what to look for before 👏👏👏
Thanks
Hi Caroline!! Hope it helps and happy spring!!
Love your VIDEOS .. I have learned from you thank you❤
Awesome! Thank you for letting us know!
Thank you... I got 2 plants from Lowes.... I plant them at nigth, and each of my plants had a slug each... after a week i start notice a slug population on my garden.... no more planting at nigth for me.
Very helpful. Thank you for this and all of your videos.😊
Hi Sandyfeet! Glad you like them and thank you for watching!
How do you tell the difference between slug eggs and worm eggs?
Thanks!
Thank you. That's amazing.
Hey Small Footprint!! We hope it helps to keep your slugs under control. 😉👍Happy spring!!
I've always wondered what they were lol. Thanks for sharing shalom.
Thanks so much I’m having this issue as of right now,, even got some slug bait ,, but I’ve been catching them early morning, throwing them in a cup of beer mixed with salt 🧂🤷🏽♀️
I never knew those were slug eggs! I am a new slug keeper I guess and I’m glad to know what they look like!
Hi LJWMBAD!! 👋🏼👋🏼 Thank you for watching and for sharing! 😀😀
What about the yellow ones?, I have a bonsai tree and when I originally got it it had fertilizer, but recently I was checking on it and placing it where it usually goes and I noticed that where the roots where it had yellow like eggs?, but when you squeeze them a clear substance pops out, kinda worried bc my other bonsai tree doesn’t have this, it just thrives off of water
Could it be a good source of food for hedgehogs 🦔 to let them hatch. I’ve got hundreds of them in my garden. Hard tiny white cream balls on soil
Guess I don’t have too many slugs bcz never seen them before in my garden.
Can eggs be hard and powdery
Hi @annacirronis1847! 👋🏼👋🏼 Good question. Usually slug eggs are translucent and kinda sticky, having a more rubbery-feel and firm. So, yes on the "hard" or firm, but not sure about the powdery part. The eggs are almost perfect little spheres and don't have any jagged or angles to their surface. Hope that helps and definitely keep on patrol for those slug eggs. 😮😊