I have a Heath Robinson greenhouse made from recycled bits and pieces but space inside is very limited. I recently found a load of stuff on YouTube about space saving seed snails so I have been experimenting.
Here is a typical seed snail ready to plant on. I keep mine in plant pots for convenience but tape or elastic bands work to keep them together.
I really did think the thread was about rearing/raising Snails for the garden… 'cos if they are kept under some control they can/do provide a tasty meal not only for humans but for birds and other natural marauders…
Yes of course there was. I was alluding to a number of threads posted about killing snails this time last year. If I had called the thread "A new way to grow seedlings using a strip of plastic layered with dirt and rolled up into a cylinder, a) it would not fit the number of characters allowed for a title and b) would hardly have attracted any attention to what I think is an exiting idea for propagating seeds.