Protecta Slug Barrier is a physical slug repellent made from 100% crushed shellfish, developed to help prevent slugs and snails from reaching your plants. It is ideal for use in vegetable and ornamental gardens and protects plants without the need for chemical treatments.
Slug damage often appears suddenly, with young leaves, seedlings and fresh shoots being heavily affected in a very short time. Protecta Slug Barrier works differently from slug pellets that kill: it creates a protective ring of shell granules around plants, encouraging slugs and snails to avoid these areas. Its abrasive texture forms a physical barrier that they are reluctant to cross.
This type of barrier is especially suitable for gardens where children and pets are present, or when you prefer not to use poisons near vegetables, herbs and ornamental plants. The product is also rain-resistant, providing longer-lasting protection even in changeable weather conditions.
Composition
Crushed shellfish: 100%
Directions for use
Apply Protecta Slug Barrier as a continuous ring around the plants you want to protect, or along the edge of a border or bed. Make sure the ring remains unbroken, as slugs and snails will immediately look for gaps in the barrier. After heavy rain, watering or strong plant growth, check whether the barrier is still intact and refill where necessary.
Storage advice
Store the packaging in a dry place and keep it tightly closed. Prevent the product from becoming wet inside the bag for a prolonged period, so that it remains easy to spread. Reseal the packaging immediately after use.
Product Highlights
Physical barrier against slugs and snails
Helps prevent slug damage through an abrasive barrier
100% natural and made from crushed shellfish
No chemical treatment
Rain-resistant for longer-lasting protection
Suitable for vegetable and ornamental gardens
Safe to use in gardens with children and animals
Precautions
Use this product safely. Always read the label and product information carefully before use.



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