Best current price£8.99from B&Q
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
B&Q£8.99Visit shop B&Q - Ferrimax Slug Control Pellets 250G Garden Slug Protection For Flowers Vegetables Outdoor & Greenhouse Use Formula
Visit shop2 offers from £8.99
View price history by clicking the chart icon.
Ecofective Ferrimax Slug Control is designed for home gardeners looking to protect their flower beds and vegetable patches from destructive slug populations. Its key benefit is a fast-acting, barrier-based formula that deters pests without harming the health of your plants. A notable caveat is that the 250g pack is best suited for small to medium-sized garden areas, so those with expansive estates may require multiple units for full coverage.
| Brand | Ecofective |
|---|
Yes, Ecofective Ferrimax is designed to be safe for plants, including edible vegetables and flowers.
Spread the pellets evenly across the soil surface; you do not need to cover the entire ground, just create a barrier around the plants you wish to protect.
Yes, it is perfectly suitable for use in greenhouses and under protective covers.
The best time to apply is in the evening or after rainfall, when slugs are most active.
Coverage depends on the size of the area, but it is specifically sized for small to medium garden plots.
Ensure the barrier is continuous and encircles the entire plant base without gaps.
Heavy rain or irrigation can wash pellets into the soil; reapply a light layer after significant water exposure.
Application is straightforward: distribute the pellets evenly across the soil surface surrounding your plants. Ensure you do not pile the pellets in deep mounds, as a light, consistent spread is more effective. The product is compatible with most garden soil types and is safe to use alongside standard ornamental and edible plants. For care, store the pack in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain the integrity of the formula. Always ensure the container is tightly sealed after use to prevent moisture from entering the packaging.
