Monterey Sluggo - 2.5 lb

Slug and Snail Bait for Garden Beds - 2.5 lb Container

Slugs and snails feed on tender foliage and seedlings, and they are hard to manage by hand. Monterey Sluggo is a granular bait made for slugs and snails that you scatter on the soil surface near affected plants. Its safety data lists a non-combustible product with no transport regulation, which simplifies storage and handling.

The 2.5 lb container suits home gardeners, small indoor or greenhouse growers, and anyone who wants to trial a bait before buying in volume. It covers a modest number of beds and containers without leaving a large opened supply to store.

Key Features & Benefits

• Granular bait format — scatters directly on the soil surface around plants.
• Non-combustible — the safety data lists no flash point, which eases storage.
• Not regulated for transport — the safety data lists it as non-hazardous for shipping.
• Single 2.5 lb unit — a manageable quantity for small beds, containers and trials.

Who Should Use Monterey Sluggo

Gardeners and small-scale growers who find slugs or snails feeding on plants in beds, containers or greenhouse benches. Always read and follow the product label for approved sites and use directions.

About Monterey Sluggo

Monterey Sluggo is a slug and snail bait from Monterey, sold here as a 2.5 lb container. The safety data lists the signal word Warning, a GHS classification of Eye Irritation Category 2B, and an oral rat LD50 above 5000 mg/kg. Bulk density is listed at 0.77 ± 0.07 g/mL at 20 °C.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I apply it?
A: Scatter the granules on the soil surface around the plants you want to protect. Follow the label for rates, timing and reapplication.

Q: Does it carry a hazard warning?
A: The safety data lists the signal word Warning and an Eye Irritation Category 2B classification. Avoid contact with eyes and wash hands after handling.

Q: Is it flammable?
A: No. The safety data describes it as non-combustible.

Q: Is it regulated for shipping?
A: The safety data lists it as non-hazardous and not regulated for transport.

Q: What does LD50 mean?
A: LD50 is the dose that is lethal to half of a test population in a toxicity study. The listed oral rat value is above 5000 mg/kg.

Q: Where can I use it?
A: Check the label for approved sites and crops before use. Local rules and your growing situation may limit where you can apply it.