>:(Somethings eaten my leaves on my young cabbage plants .It seams to be eating the leaves from the outside edge inward any ideas pleas Thanks Roy.
May I ask: are they netted against pigeons?
slugs, pigeons, are they under cover or are there slime trails, our slugs are very active now it's gone damp :)
oops, snap ;D
Thanks for the quick replies .No netting over area .No slime trails and i have pellets down . Any more suggestion's .Thanks Roy
Quote from: roycurwen1 on May 23, 2011, 22:43:08
Thanks for the quick replies .No netting over area .No slime trails and i have pellets down . Any more suggestion's .Thanks Roy
Pigeons.... round our way we have to net the peas too.....
If they are seedlings it could be flee beetle
Quote from: chriscross1966 on May 23, 2011, 23:26:50
Quote from: roycurwen1 on May 23, 2011, 22:43:08
Thanks for the quick replies .No netting over area .No slime trails and i have pellets down . Any more suggestion's .Thanks Roy
Pigeons.... round our way we have to net the peas too.....
Ha, don't talk to me about pigeons. Round my way we have to net peas, beans, beetroot, lettuce - anything with a remotely succulent leaf and they will scoff it. The leaves off my fruit trees ... B******d birds.
Pigeons eat in a distinctive way, I find. They shred the leaves so they look tattered, and leave the midribs mostly intact (until they come back the next day and have those as well, if they are very hungry... >:( >:(
Same here, it gets worse every year. I don't have much trouble with slugs, but I have peas underplanted with brassicas, locked in behind mesh, for fear of the pigeons.