Press the Slug Ring into the soil around the plant. Make sure that:
⦁ there are no slugs or snails trapped inside. Have a good root around to be certain, because they won't be able to get out. In the first few days check that you haven’t missed any.
⦁ the rings are scrunched into the soil a little way to leave no gaps underneath for a slug to sneak through. Wet the soil first if it’s too hard.
⦁ there are no leaves overhanging the ring and touching the soil to make a bridge for slugs and snails to cross.
⦁ foliage doesn't overhang the ring from outside, allowing snails to abseil in.
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