envii Feed & Protect – Strong Slug & Snail Repellent, Effective Protector for Use on Plants, Garden & Vegetables – 500g

Fantastic stuff we use it every year, I would say 90% effective

This stopped the slugs and snails from eating my plants

Very good product -does what it says and very effective in the garden. Would recommend you try this to reduce pest problems. I saw much better results with Envi Protect.

Very good for the plants they loved it, the snails didn’t give a hoot, didn’t bother them much at all. I will be buying salt much cheaper, and a larger bucket.

This is great.Safe to use round children and pups ,I'm still careful when using. I've tried loads of different products to save my plants. I re planted my raised flower bed and sprayed this round them. I've not seen a slug near it or on it this also has helped my pots as well. Brilliant stuff certainly recommend this. NO MORE SLUGS WHOOP WHOOP.

I used this product and it has cut down on the snails although there are still some. But the SLUGS. Literally 2 days after using i had the biggest infestation of baby slugs i have ever had and they stripped my new bedding plants. I may as well have poured the money for the plants and this product down the drain. I needed the pet friendly but very disappointed

Did the job

I bought this because it is a natural slug deterrent (so is natural and doesn’t actually kill the slugs), and the product says that it is safe for all wildlife. However, I have used it on vegetables that are planted next to lavender.Every year hundreds of bees buzz tirelessly around the lavender but this year, in the evenings several of the bees are dead (or dying) on the plant. It is heartbreaking. The only thing I have used (ever) is this slug deterrent and having done research it seems that this is what has poisoned the bees.At the same time, the slugs have devoured my courgettes! There have been some survivors (although the last one did taste very odd) and so this product gets two stars on the basis that if you’re not going to use it near plants that the bees love, then you shouldn’t have the same guilt-inducing issues I’ve had. Plus it’s probably good to try more ‘natural’ methods of slug management rather than ruthless pellets.