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Regarding the recent discussion on plant health I thought the following
might be useful.

As an organic gardener myself I am using Bob Flowerdew as my source and
converting it into a homeopathic context.

Pesticides = Quassia; Pyrethrum; Sabadilla; Nicotinum; Cuprum Sulphuricum
(this is used in Bordeaux Mixture which is often used against Blight which
is what the Cornus sounded to be suffering from imo); Sulphur; Adonis; and
there is also Bicarbonate of Soda which we do not use homeopathically???

Mildews (although many of the above might cover these as well) = Equisetum;
Lac Vaccinum; Phosphorous; and I have used Kali Phos on an unidentified
flying mould in the past which worked very well.

I will leave you to do some reading

Best wishes, Joy Lucas

Joy,

i came across this post from you from the spring. do you have any ideas about
dealing with scale and/or mealybugs for house plants?

tanya

Sent: Monday, May 06, 2002 8:02 AM
Subject: [Minutus] homeopathic plant health
Regarding the recent discussion on plant health I thought the following
might be useful.

As an organic gardener myself I am using Bob Flowerdew as my source and
converting it into a homeopathic context.

Pesticides = Quassia; Pyrethrum; Sabadilla; Nicotinum; Cuprum Sulphuricum
(this is used in Bordeaux Mixture which is often used against Blight which
is what the Cornus sounded to be suffering from imo); Sulphur; Adonis; and
there is also Bicarbonate of Soda which we do not use homeopathically???

Mildews (although many of the above might cover these as well) = Equisetum;
Lac Vaccinum; Phosphorous; and I have used Kali Phos on an unidentified
flying mould in the past which worked very well.

I will leave you to do some reading

Best wishes, Joy Lucas
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Dear Tanya, I would try Pyrethrum as a spray first and improve growing
conditions generally. You can always pick or scrape them off by hand if all
else fails. I would also add Tansy to the list below as well.

best wishes, Joy

www.homeopathicmateriamedica.com
on 12/14/03 8:49 PM, tanya at tamarque@frontiernet.net wrote:

Joy,

i came across this post from you from the spring. do you have any ideas
about
dealing with scale and/or mealybugs for house plants?

tanya

Sent: Monday, May 06, 2002 8:02 AM
Subject: [Minutus] homeopathic plant health
Regarding the recent discussion on plant health I thought the following
might be useful.

As an organic gardener myself I am using Bob Flowerdew as my source and
converting it into a homeopathic context.

Pesticides = Quassia; Pyrethrum; Sabadilla; Nicotinum; Cuprum Sulphuricum
(this is used in Bordeaux Mixture which is often used against Blight which
is what the Cornus sounded to be suffering from imo); Sulphur; Adonis; and
there is also Bicarbonate of Soda which we do not use homeopathically???

Mildews (although many of the above might cover these as well) = Equisetum;
Lac Vaccinum; Phosphorous; and I have used Kali Phos on an unidentified
flying mould in the past which worked very well.

I will leave you to do some reading

Best wishes, Joy Lucas
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