I just bought a 40-oz bottle of beer to offer the slugs in my strawberries a lethal keg-party. They'll drink it if it's placed in the garden in flat containers. Apparently for most people, the beer kills them. Or they drown in it and die, not sure how it works. There are other organic solutions which others can tell you about too, so you'll have several options.

Get some garden-grade diametacious earth and sprinkle it around your plants. Under a microscope, it looks like ting glass slivers, and it cut s them and they bleed out and die. Out down a little every couple of weeks and you will not have a slug problem. Works much better and is a lot less work than the beer solution.

Ron
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I use beer traps to get rid of slugs, myself. I bury a yogurt container until it's flush with the ground, and fill it with beer. Then I check it regularly and remove the dead slugs, and replenish the beer as necessary.

If nothing else works buy some copper screening and cut and lay around all your plants. It emits a small charge that slimy slugs don't like.

Try spreading coffee grounds around the plants.

I'd recommend the copper too, if it's a smallish patch - it's expensive. A line of wood ashes or fine softwood sawdust around the patch might work as a barrier.

I have always used Sluggo (Escargo in some catalogs) This year I am going to the Sluggo PLus because I want to keep the earwigs out of my bok choi.