Power Up Slug & Snail Pellets

Power Up Slug & Snail Killer is a premium home and garden ready-to-use bait, reducing damage to plants and crops caused by slugs and snails. Power Up pellets are 3 x stronger and delivers longer-lasting and effective control, even after exposure to rain.

  • 3x more active ingredients than other ferric-based slug pellets on the market.
  • DURAtech pelleting technology meaning the pellets are rainproof for up to 14 days.
  • Formula leaves no visible slugs or slime by your plants and crops after use.
  • Suitable for organic gardening.
  • Less product goes further with this powerful formulation giving 3 x more coverage.
  • Made in the UK.
  • 650g.
  • Contains 3% Ferric Phosphate

    For use on bare soil around seedlings and young plants in the home garden.
    Apply 38 pellets or 0.7g of product per square metre.
    Scatter evenly onto moist bare soil around the young plants to be protected.
    If slugs continue to cause damage a repeat treatment may be necessary up to a maximum of 4 per crop.
    Allow a minimum of 7 days between applications.

    Additional information

    Weight 0.7 kg
    Dimensions 8.7 × 8.7 × 26 cm
    Barcode 5013655214673

    SKU F-AF-650-DOF

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