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One of the things that I really love about Homeopathy is that there is always something that you can learn.

I visited a site that I had not been to for some time . There was all this great info about the use of homeopathy and gardening.  Now while I have an interest it is only on a very small scale     My partner has often said that Homeopathy must have a way of  dealing with the various bugs....at which point I sagely  nodded my head saying    " Maybe..... "

I was really excited reading  the information from the Dutch homeopath Dr. Kaviraj  and look forward to reading his book   Homeopathy for Farm and Garden.

Below are some remedies and the situations they can be applied to benefit your plants that he has given.

How to use homeopathic products in agriculture?

• Add one drop of the product to one liter of water, shake forcefully for one minute. Spread this dilution by means of an aerosol upon the plants.
• For backpacks or major volumes take this prepared liter and mix it with the water in the container.
• Seeds can be treated by immersing them in this solution for 20 minutes.

Some practical recommendations for the use of homeopathic remedies with plants:
Silicea
For slowly growing plants, attacks of mildew and other fungi. Rachitic plants. Interruptions of growth. Delay in production.

Carbo vegetabilis
After attacks of defoliating insects, water deficiency, change of temperature, flowers falling off, bud death, plants in compact soil.

Apis mellifica
For very thin plants due to high production, varieties with low heat tolerance, low fertility of pollen, falling off of flowers and fruits.

Calcarea phosphorica
Hydric stress, apical decay in fruits, acute sensibility after high production.

Magnesia carbonica
Abortion of flowers, absence of bloom, sensibility to low temperatures, excess or deficiency of magnesium or calcium.

Staphisagria
Attacks of plant louses (aphids), nematodes or mites (acarians), for plants with excess of shadow.

Nux vomica
For plants intoxicated by agro-chemicals.

Sulphur
Excess transpiration, for plants demanding fertilizers.

Arnica
For plants in mild climates (cold climate) during heat periods, after elimination of buds, after crops which have damaged branches. (Always when there is a mechanical damage of tissues.)

Calcarea carbonica, Calcarea phosphorica, Calcarea fluorica
For plants not responding to fertilization, of slow growth, necrosis on the border of leaves.

Chamomilla
Cham is utilized to increase absorption of nitrogen in plants.

Carbo vegetabilis
Can be used to reactivate bio-fertilizers in a balanced form.
Can be used together with Nux-v to decontaminate water.

Cina
To control nematodes, plagues and bacteria.

Valeriana officinalis
This remedy is efficient to provide disease resistance and also to activate phosphorus.

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