My plant in the top right corner has been demolished by a slug, not the best photo- do I just throw it out or could it be nursed back?
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Try to nurse it back, you’ve got nothing to lose at this point!
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I agree with @Mjcalifornia you might as well keep it going for now. You will know within a couple of weeks if its going to make it or not so its not much effort. You would be surprised what they can bounce back from if you look after them.
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I found that slugs were attracted to kale that I grew outdoors last year near my super lemon haze. Kale also grows like weeds and it’s super cheap to use as a decoy. $3 pack of kale seeds will last a few years
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Looks like a recovery is possible…sometimes de slugs get to em real bad.
A few tips, add a circle of salt around de pots slugs hate salt.
youll have to becareful if da slug layed babies. They are small as a grain of salt & come out round 2a.m.
Cleaning up de residual slim iz important too.
Its pretty ez to slug proof. Just lifting de plants on a material slugs dont like works ? tires ? rusty aluminium ? wooden blocks with a thin layer of oil ?