SlugGetter Slug Traps
Protect your beautiful flowers and vegetables
Protect your beautiful flowers and vegetables
Protect your beautiful flowers and vegetables
Slugs feed on your garden plants, killing seedlings and spoiling harvests. Combat these pests with SlugGetter Traps.
Get rid of those destructive slugs
Protect your beautiful flowers and vegetables
Protect your beautiful flowers and vegetables
Add beer or commercial slug repellent bait to the base and start removing slugs from your garden today.
Effective, decorative, and durable
Protect your beautiful flowers and vegetables
Effective, decorative, and durable
Sluggetter traps are made in Alaska from renewable, plant-based PLA plastic
Styles ranging from subtle to whimsical to fit your garden's aesthetic.
Slug-trapping tips
Placing Your Traps
Disposing of your Catch
Placing Your Traps
Slugs are active primarily at night (and in daylight during wet weather). They hide under rocks, logs, and ground litter during the day, so put your SlugGetter traps near cover, to catch slugs as they leave their hiding places in the evening.
Baiting your Trap
Disposing of your Catch
Placing Your Traps
Fill the base with beer to attract and kill slugs. Slugs will smell the bait and crawl into the pool of beer and drown (happy!). Big banana slugs (>3 inches long) are less likely to drown in the beer, so for bigger slugs we recommend baiting the trap with a commercial slug repellent bait like Corry's or Sluggo instead. The trap will prot
Fill the base with beer to attract and kill slugs. Slugs will smell the bait and crawl into the pool of beer and drown (happy!). Big banana slugs (>3 inches long) are less likely to drown in the beer, so for bigger slugs we recommend baiting the trap with a commercial slug repellent bait like Corry's or Sluggo instead. The trap will protect the bait from the rain, and slugs that eat the bait will crawl away to die elsewhere, allowing the trap to work for weeks between refills.
Disposing of your Catch
Disposing of your Catch
Disposing of your Catch
Leave your SlugGetter traps in place for a few nights in each spot, to reduce slug populations in the immediate vicinity. Dispose of dead slugs in your compost pile or trash can, to avoid drawing more slugs to your plants. Move your traps around after a few days to cover a larger area, but repeat the trapping at previously-trapped spots
Leave your SlugGetter traps in place for a few nights in each spot, to reduce slug populations in the immediate vicinity. Dispose of dead slugs in your compost pile or trash can, to avoid drawing more slugs to your plants. Move your traps around after a few days to cover a larger area, but repeat the trapping at previously-trapped spots as necessary to catch new slugs as they hatch from eggs laid by the adults that you've already removed.
Quantity Discounts Available
Wholesale pricing on as few as 10 traps - great for coordinated efforts on larger properties. Send us a message!
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