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Just when I think this was the most interesting part of this course, I met another awesome section. Wow this course get interesting the further it goes on.
I attended one of your courses in 2014 ant this recipe was included in the course. Since then I’m still using the recipe when necessary. I don’t use any chemicals in my garden, I believe in keeping it organic.
am I at the right spot? starting with desease management in stead of the basics eg physiology seems wrong
I have a large beehive, and will hate to kill them with insectisides. rather do away with sick a plant or even better strive to keep the soil and plants healthy ie preventative
I would not use any poisons in my garden – we have frogs and chameleons who would be very sensitive. If a plant is seriously infested, I would rather remove it. Case in point is our Bay tree, which has got too big, is covered in what appears to be black aphid and it’s sending out suckers in a large radius around the tree, which if left, will all grow into trees. I have recently started using worm tea for distressed plants.
I am going to give this a try this year in my garden. I did not realize that chamomile could do this. Thank you so much for this information.
this is awesome
Aha! Chamomile!
I didn’t realize chamomile would do this
Rescue remedy and Chamomile tea was a surprise!
This protocol is so interesting – I’m definitely going to apply it!
I didnt know that chamomile can also work on plants
Whao! So revealing. This is a must try for me to keep my plants and herbs very healthy.
Gonna try it…
This is so interrestig!! Im surely conna try it.
i like this info i am going use them
Love the pdf table
Never put anything in your garden you wouldn’t want to put in your body!
Very interesting…
Never thought of giving a plant tea
Doctoring a plant was foreign to me but brilliant now that I know it can be done
Love this information! I am excited to have this in my garden arsenal!
You treat a plant like you would a human! Except don’t prune a human. That would be bad.
Just when I think this was the most interesting part of this course, I met another awesome section. Wow this course get interesting the further it goes on.
Thank you for these awesome plant care tips!
Awesome tips! 1
This is amazing , knowing that my plants will be healthy, it is going to make my planting more exciting
I attended one of your courses in 2014 ant this recipe was included in the course. Since then I’m still using the recipe when necessary. I don’t use any chemicals in my garden, I believe in keeping it organic.
I won’t use pesticides as it is bad for mother nature instead use companion plants
I thought this was very cool.
am I at the right spot? starting with desease management in stead of the basics eg physiology seems wrong
I have a large beehive, and will hate to kill them with insectisides. rather do away with sick a plant or even better strive to keep the soil and plants healthy ie preventative
Em and bioboost with wurmwood
I would not use any poisons in my garden – we have frogs and chameleons who would be very sensitive. If a plant is seriously infested, I would rather remove it. Case in point is our Bay tree, which has got too big, is covered in what appears to be black aphid and it’s sending out suckers in a large radius around the tree, which if left, will all grow into trees. I have recently started using worm tea for distressed plants.