CATDOLL : CATDOLL: How to cure snails

1. What is the best way to eliminate snails?

Prevention and treatment methods

(1) Poison bait: Use 6% metaldehyde granules for killing in the evening, 500-700 grams per mu, and spread, apply in strips or spots on the ridges in the field in the evening. It has a long lasting effect and good results.

(2) Spray control: During the peak period of snail infestation, 80% metaldehyde wettable powder 300 times diluted can be evenly sprayed on the leaves of crops. Spray once every 7 days, and spray 2 to 3 times in a row, so that snails can more easily contact the pesticide when they are active, which can achieve better results.

(3) Root irrigation: Soak tea seed powder in clean water for 1 to 2 days, then dilute the tea seed water 50 to 60 times and irrigate the roots of fruit trees, flowers and other crops. This can effectively prevent and control the damage caused by snails. This method has a long lasting effect and good results.

2. How to remove snails?

Methods for getting rid of snails: spreading wood ash, quicklime, using vegetable leaves or melon rinds to lure them, catching them manually, spraying pesticides, and turning over flower pots.

Sprinkling wood ash: Spraying wood ash water on the leaves in the evening can prevent and control snails. You can also pour the wood ash water into the soil to kill snail eggs. This method will not affect the soil and can also be used as potassium fertilizer.

Sprinkle quicklime: Sprinkle lime powder around the roots of plants. When snails come out to forage at night, they will get stuck with the lime powder and will be burned to death by the high temperature generated. Be careful not to spread too much lime, as it will have an adverse effect on the soil and harm the growth of plants.

3. How to prevent and control snails?

(1) Before planting, weeds in the field and adjacent fields should be thoroughly removed and the land should be plowed and dried.

(2) During the outbreak period, chemical control can be carried out. You can choose 2% snail-killing bait at 0.4-0.5 kg/mu, or 6% Metaldehyde (tetraacetaldehyde) snail-killing granules at 0.5-0.6 kg/mu, or 8% Metaldehyde granules or 10% Metaldehyde granules at 0.8-1 kg/mu, and apply them evenly or intermittently.

4. How to eliminate snails?

1. The fundamental solution is to keep it dry. You can sprinkle lime or put charcoal on damp places, and keep the room ventilated.

2. Artificial killing: When snails are active in the evening, morning or on cloudy days, catch the snails on the plants and collect them together; or use branches, weeds, vegetable leaves and other bait piles to make the snails lurk in the bait piles and kill them in batches.

3. Control the base number and worsen their living environment. Thoroughly remove weeds, stones and other places where snails can live in the field and sprinkle quicklime to reduce the snail's activity range; turn over and loosen the soil in time to expose eggs and adult clams to the soil surface and die in the sun. In winter, some adult clams and young clams will freeze to death or be eaten by natural enemies.

5. Can you give some tips on how to prevent and control snails?

1. Sprinkle wood ash. In the evening, sprinkle dry and pure wood ash on the stems and leaves of melons and vegetables. If the stems and leaves are dry, spray some clean water on them first to moisten the leaves before spreading the ash. Snails will no longer climb up the stems and leaves to bite them.

2. Spread lime powder. After a heavy rain, spread a layer of lime powder around the crops, about 3 to 5 mm thick and 40 to 50 cm wide. The snails that harm the crops will be killed by the lime powder.

3. Remove weeds, thoroughly clean up stones and debris on the edge of the ground that can be used as habitats for snails, and eliminate snail breeding grounds. Cultivating and cultivating the soil can kill some snails and reduce snail density.

4. Trapping with vegetable leaves: In the evening, place several large vegetable leaves or fresh grass piles in the field. Snails will hide under them at night. The leaves can be uncovered in the early morning of the next day to kill the trapped snails.

5. Artificial capture. Snails crawl very slowly and are easy to catch. In the early morning or on rainy days, it is easy to catch a large number of snails on the soil or plants.

6. Chemical control. Generally, use 1-1.5 kg of 8% Metformin per mu, mix with 10-20 kg of sieved fine soil, and spread on the soil surface in the evening on a sunny day. Or use 6% Metformin granules at 1 g/m2, mix with dry fine sand and spread evenly in the ridge for control.

6. How to eliminate snails?

How to eliminate snails:

1. First, find a snail, try to find it on flat ground.

2. Then, use your thumb and index finger to grab some salt, and try not to let the salt touch the snail, otherwise it will drill into its shell.

3. Next, aim the salt at the snail's head and sprinkle it with one strike, trying to sprinkle all the salt on your hands accurately.

4. Finally, you will find that the snail is in great pain and there is a lot of water and small bubbles, which means you have successfully killed it.

7. How to kill snails?

How to prevent snails:

1. Prevention and control of snails First, clean up the vegetable garden or garden. This will destroy the living and spawning sites of snails and produce a large number of snail eggs. Then in autumn and winter, turn over a large area of ​​the ground to prevent snail larvae or winter snails from appearing.

2. The snail larvae and winter snails that are found will be sunbathed or discovered and eaten by natural enemies. Then there will be a kind of weeds at the edge of the vegetable field (the area is not too large) that induce snails to gather. Then focus on destroying!

3. Lime can be spread around the roots of melons and vegetables in the vegetable field to dehydrate snails that forage at night; but please note that quicklime should not be scattered on the leaves of plants. There is no need to burn the leaves and affect the normal growth of the plants.

4. In addition to the surrounding plants, we can also intercept quicklime in the snail paths in the fields to form a snail interception belt, but it should be noted that the use of quicklime must be well mastered, about 10-12 kg of quicklime per acre.

5. In addition, we carry out artificial killing during the period when snails are intensively foraging. This period is generally concentrated in the morning before sunrise and in rainy weather; then a pile of firewood is piled up in the field before dark, and the firewood will be covered by snails in the morning of the next day.

6. Then use pesticides to control snails. This specific type of pesticide is sold at the epidemic prevention station, and the dosage and usage refer to the manual. In addition, for the enemy that has not been killed and recurred, it is necessary to increase the dosage of secondary killing.

8. Are these two methods the only way to completely and efficiently control snails?

1. Killing with poison bait: Use 8% metaldehyde granules, about 500 grams per mu, and spread it in the evening, apply it in strips or spots (the spot application distance should be 40-50 cm) on the ridges of the field to kill, which has a good effect.

2. Chemical control: For snails on leaves, you can use 300 times diluted 80% metaldehyde wettable powder or 800-1000 times diluted 98% copper sulfate to spray the crops in the evening. This will make it easier for snails to contact the pesticides when they are active, and the ideal effect can be achieved. Apply the pesticide again after two weeks for better results.