Thank you for the advice Andy - and great photos as usual
I have taken your advice Pete (as always) and the pot is now outside, under cover, in protective mesh cage. My concern now is, I know for a fact that there are snails/slugs eggs in the soil that I failed to remove so I am effectively locking the cat in with its predators
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. The PH cats come to mind - you will recall it was slugs getting them at night. At that time Vince's advice was to isolate the plant but I am not sure how to do that. The sleeve I have is way too large and there are numerous stems of honeysuckle growing across the whole of the pot - I need a demo video
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. As a temporary measure I have used cling film to wrap round the pot and over the soil carefully weaving it between the stems but I am not sure how/if that will affect the plant. Alternatively, perhaps someone could suggest a means of safely destroying these eggs without harming plant or cat? Incidentally, slugs are having a great year, even coming into the house
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. Yesterday I removed in excess of 50 from my potting shed
I'm glad you are enjoying the LTB shots Paul as I am about to post a few more
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Thank you for your advice which seems to be the general consensus.
That's really kind of you Mike. You've seen how it is here
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The good news is I am back in my own bed (just getting up a few times to check on them) AND I have hot water
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. Life is looking good. How long either of those situations continue remains to be seen
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Don't forget, if you and Cathy are passing .......
Wow! That has got to be one of the best comments I have ever received David
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I'm thinking of printing it out and pinning it up in the kitchen so I can read it when things get bleak. Thank you so much.
Thank you Wurzel - the flower is a nasturtium. Please tell me when you are getting bored Wurzel as the LTB are all I have to post at the moment. Hope you like these ones. A big thank you to Nick L who kindly brought the flowers as mine have died back.