Minutus

Interesting. Kaviraj would have you dilute the remedy much more and succuss it 50X. He

was very adament about it. Also using very low potencies--6c preferably. Your experience

seems to show that the remedy delivery is not that tightly ordered but will work if the remedy
is the right one
t

In THIS case, ignorance is bliss!

It is not the first that 'accidents' have led to great successes and discoveries
t

My guess is that it would be better for your own health to use a lower potency. I imagine that I dosed myself pretty thoroughly while I was spraying the tree. But I will take my LM tonight and presumably be back on track.

I always water the roots of the plant so that is not a problem for me.
t

Re Roger’s comment about using Calendula on a tree root and leaves:
I’ve also used Hypericum 30X dissolved in a 2 gallon watering can to water part of a tree’s root zone that was cut by a trenching machine.
I reasoned this was like an “amputation” and there might be phantom pain.
I applied this 3 times over a week. The tree survived.
Kristy
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Arnica is the one I often use for weak stransplants where there was root damage and follow it up

with Silicea for strengthening the plant. That also works.
t

http://www.naturalnews.com/054596_natur ... lture.html
Here is an article which talks about the use of Neem to care for plants and trees.

Interesting. For me Neem's main properties lie in the area of blood sugar control. Unfortunately article does not really detail how one would use it as insecticide.




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Neem oil has been sold in farm and garden centers for many years. It is a concentrate typically that gets

diluted and sprayed. The containers provide use and application information. Am thinking of using it

myself as I need something for some insects where I cannot find a homeopathic remedy easily.
t


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