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I thought I was the only one that over did it. That is a lot of rope.Topped off her dirt and made a mess but here she is all tied up lol
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Should get it done.Hey guys. Im planning to order a new light today for my DWC-adventures..
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Is this good enough?
Planning to use some smaĺl leds as side-lightning as well.
Lol thanks for the rep! It was all already cut from using it to mainline my photos, so it only took 4 long pieces and two short ones to get her laid out the way I like lol.I thought I was the only one that over did it. That is a lot of rope.
@Mossy I used to use US pennies back in the day outdoors it worked but was a pain. I did find if you take a bottle of beer leave about 3 sips in it and push it into the ground so the opening is flush with the soil the snails and slugs go into the bottle and get stuck. They cant resist the yeast in the beer. Some days I would have twenty or more in there. Kept them off the plants though.Copper mesh or tape around them pots will keep snails outta them! Remember it worked for my veggies and never saw a single snail in pot after applying the mesh around my fabric pots!![]()
I was gonna try beer traps if copper didn’t work but read a bunch of places that they can smell it from a great deal off so it actually winds up bringing even more of them into your garden! I can’t say from experience tho but I have pots that are fabric and 3 sections in each bag and after a rain I’d find prob 20+ in each section of both bags plus they’d be hanging off leafs all over the place! Once I used the copper mesh only found 1 snail and it was from a branch that fell over and was touching the ground so climbed right up! Once they lost their food source tho I stopped seeing them so think it got rid of most of them! Went elsewhere to find a meal!@Mossy I used to use US pennies back in the day outdoors it worked but was a pain. I did find if you take a bottle of beer leave about 3 sips in it and push it into the ground so the opening is flush with the soil the snails and slugs go into the bottle and get stuck. They cant resist the yeast in the beer. Some days I would have twenty or more in there. Kept them off the plants though.
Yeah i used to put them on the perimeter over time they just sort of die away if you keep the beer up. Defiantly depends on what your objective and the area is. As twisted as it is I think i like the fact they are eliminated more than anything.I was gonna try beer traps if copper didn’t work but read a bunch of places that they can smell it from a great deal off so it actually winds up bringing even more of them into your garden! I can’t say from experience tho but I have pots that are fabric and 3 sections in each bag and after a rain I’d find prob 20+ in each section of both bags plus they’d be hanging off leafs all over the place! Once I used the copper mesh only found 1 snail and it was from a branch that fell over and was touching the ground so climbed right up! Once they lost their food source tho I stopped seeing them so think it got rid of most of them! Went elsewhere to find a meal!
For sure any time they come around I toss em all into a dish and give em a salt bath! Beneficial bugs like spiders and even the occasional green lacewing I find in the house I relocate outside but bugs that wanna eat my veggies and flowers get killed off quick!Yeah i used to put them on the perimeter over time they just sort of die away if you keep the beer up. Defiantly depends on what your objective and the area is. As twisted as it is I think i like the fact they are eliminated more than anything.