Monterey Sluggo Plus Insect, Slug & Snail Pellets - 2.5 lbs

Granular Pest Bait for Snails and Slugs - 2.5 lbs

Snails and slugs feed on young plants during vegetative growth and can leave a bed or bench looking ragged. This granular bait lets you scatter pellets where the pests travel, without mixing or spraying. It is registered with the EPA under number 67702-24-54705, so you can check the label for approved uses and directions.

The 2.5 lb size suits home gardeners, small indoor setups and growers who want to trial a bait before buying in bulk. Larger operations will likely want to compare bulk sizes.

Key Features & Benefits

• Granular pellets — scatter them by hand without mixing.
• Mainly insoluble in water — the product does not dissolve readily when it gets wet.
• Not flammable — simpler to store, with no flash point (non-combustible).
• Not regulated for air or sea transport — listed as non-hazardous for IATA and IMDG.
• Single 2.5 lb unit — sold each, so you buy only what you need.

Who Should Use Monterey Sluggo Plus

Home gardeners and licensed growers who deal with snails and slugs in beds, containers or greenhouse floors can use it. Always follow the label for the site, rate and timing.

About Monterey Sluggo Plus

Monterey Sluggo Plus is a pest bait sold as a 2.5 lb unit. Its safety data lists a Warning signal word and an eye irritation Category 2B classification (H320, may cause slight eye irritation). It lists acute oral and dermal LD50 values above 5000 mg/kg and a density of 0.77 ± 0.07 g/mL at 20 °C.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does it dissolve in water?
A: The safety data lists water solubility as mainly insoluble. Check the label for guidance on application around irrigation or rain.

Q: Is it flammable?
A: No. The safety data states the product is not flammable and is non-combustible.

Q: Are there any hazard warnings?
A: Yes. The signal word is Warning, and the hazard statement H320 says it may cause slight eye irritation. Avoid contact with eyes and follow the label.

Q: Can it ship by air or sea?
A: The safety data lists it as non-hazardous and not regulated for IATA air and IMDG sea transport. It is also not a marine pollutant.

Q: What is an LD50?
A: LD50 is the dose that is lethal to half of a test group in a toxicity study. This product lists values above 5000 mg/kg for oral (rat) and dermal exposure.

Q: Where do I find the EPA registration?
A: The EPA registration number is 67702-24-54705. Use it to look up the registered label and follow its directions.