Minutus

There was a book for sale at the NCH conference in Denver on that subject. Unfortunately, I only heard about it after the exhibitors had left. Has anyone on the list used H for plants successfully—say for dogwood blight or some such? Thanks! Teresa (Northern VA, USA)

--- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, "Teresa Kramer" wrote:

There was a book for sale at the NCH conference in Denver on that subject.

***Found the following at http://www.minimum.com - possibly this is
the book?

Homoeopathy for Farm and Garden by Vaikunthanath das KAVIRAJ

HTH, Judith Mateo - Portland OR

At the suggestion of some on the list, had great success with aconite for a poinsettia that had been caught by a hard freeze. Up and doing better than those that had stayed inside.
Melanie Climis
dancesynergy@earthlink.net
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Ah, how did you apply it, Melanie? As a spray in water? I will get the book someone just referenced but wonder what you did. t
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At the suggestion of some on the list, had great success with aconite for a poinsettia that had been caught by a hard freeze. Up and doing better than those that had stayed inside.
Melanie Climis

dancesynergy@earthlink.net
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Added a pellet of 30c to about a cup of water, then halved between the watering can and a spray bottle. Other than the fact that the plant got it both by spray and by watering, application was once only.
Melanie Climis
dancesynergy@earthlink.net
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