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chrysanthemum plants stripped

Discussion in 'Pests, Diseases and Cures' started by thriftybri, Jun 19, 2020.

  1. thriftybri

    thriftybri Gardener

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    looked this morning my blanchet chrysanths that I planted out of the 6 three have been stripped of there leaves these are the multi flowering bush type from T@M please see encloses pics is it slugs? R0016791.JPG R0016791.JPG R0016792.JPG
     
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    Slugs or snails are the most likely candidate I think, obviously the Chrysanthemums are tastier than the slug pellets.
     
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    just put the slug pellets down nigel ,but there was 6 plants they only stripped 3 thanks for your reply mate
     
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    One of my precious tree lupin seedlings was reduced to a bare stalk. I had not renewed the slug pellets… I did so and the following morning there were several dead black slugs.. Never seen that kind before.
     
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