ALLOTMENT EPISODE 15 - More rain, more slugs, have I lost the potatoes?

Hi all, sorry for the long break, we have been busy with life, work and family!
I did want to take you down to end of my very little garden that is being ravaged by leatherjackets, but when I got back from the allotment the rain was even worse.
Hope you enjoy this, and please do like, follow and would love some comments to help me along with having a successful plot.
Take care all and happy gardening
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[@víviandossantossantanadasilvas]

The yorkshire slug posse are gathering in the corners here too. Best of luck with yours. Its lovely watching you at work Sarah. Keep it up.

[@Plottogether37B]

Oh thank you!

[@Sellers707]

I'm sorry to hear about the slugs. And your beautiful potatoes. Can you put down some eggs shells or slug and snail repellent. You will figure it out. Hang in there. We are all dealing with something in our garden. Its that time of the year. And the weather is not helping. Have a wonderful day

[@Plottogether37B]

Thank you for making me feel better :). I brought some organic snail-repellent pellets and have sprinkled some over this morning. Fingers crossed. Hope you have a blessed Sunday x

[@jaspercaelan4998]

I've had the same problem this year as has most people on my allotment, slugs just munching through everything - lettuces, parsnips, coriander, parsley, beetroots, broad beans and even got into the greenhouse and ate the celeriac. They didn't go for the potatoes though, they got hit by frost but they seem to be coming back OK. The thing that seems to be working for me now is going down in the evening and picking them off manually - they tend to come out around sunset, especially if it's damp and humid. Also keeping the grass short and generally removing any dark/damp hiding places seems to help too.

[@Plottogether37B]

Thank you for your comment, sorry just found where the comments are that I haven;t replied too!! If you are watching our latest videos we have gone all out on netting everything lol. Glad yours picked back up, we've got the christmas dinner pots in now too x