Rollie Pollies

[beastieboy]

I started 10 seeds about a three days ago. The first day 9/10 germed so I planted them outside. Today the last one germed and I went to put it outside as well. When I got there I was happy to see that some had sprouted, but as I looked closer I noticed all had sprouted, but about half had been eaten. I surroudned the plants with fencing so I knew it wasn't deer. As I looked closer I found that all the plants had rollie pollies in them. My best plant was untouched and showed no signs of infestation. I've separated the five that I think will survive and the five that I think are gone.

I want to make sure my survivors aren't killed off. Does anyone know the best solution to killing these bugs? Possibly a pot friendly pesticide?

Thanks for the help.

beastieboy Reviewed by beastieboy on 06-06-2006. Rollie Pollies I started 10 seeds about a three days ago. The first day 9/10 germed so I planted them outside. Today the last one germed and I went to put it outside as well. When I got there I was happy to see that some had sprouted, but as I looked closer I noticed all had sprouted, but about half had been eaten. I surroudned the plants with fencing so I knew it wasn't deer. As I looked closer I found that all the plants had rollie pollies in them. My best plant was untouched and showed no signs of Rating: 5

[FireBrand77]

Ok buddy,take some cayenne pepper,and put it in a spray bottle,and fill it up with water.Spray the plants,and the surrounding area with the mixture.No more pollies.PEACE

[beastieboy]

Thanks, I'll try that

[inoxia sativa]

I would like to know if this worked???