hi , one of the seed grown specimens has this scar... no apparent creatures around.sorry for out of focus images... oneistheall attached the following image(s):  photo-4.JPG (130kb) downloaded 108 time(s). photo-5.JPG (105kb) downloaded 108 time(s).im just a blue reindeer, dont listen to me, listen to her: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6ABIkH7m0s
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really need to be able to see the damage better to help...
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that looks vaguely like viewing slug/snail damage through out of focus binoculars.
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you are right heres a better pic.could this be a snails work? oneistheall attached the following image(s): IMG_0623.jpg (196kb) downloaded 69 time(s).im just a blue reindeer, dont listen to me, listen to her: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6ABIkH7m0s
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That looks a lot like a snail attack to me. what do you think, dg?
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ouro wrote:That looks a lot like a snail attack to me. what do you think, dg? yes, i agree- likely snails or slugs, they love fresh/young growth. lots of good natural remedies for them, i like DE (diatomatious earth) for crawlers
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Snails don't like to crawl over copper, btw. I bought some copper tape at the garden store, put a ring of it around 2x 5gal buckets, put a board across the buckets, then place any snail bate plants on the board. This gives the slimey buggers no path from the ground to those tender young succulents.
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