Can I used this stuff on my indoor peppermint, spearmint, wintergreen plants and my pothos plnts and also my strawberry begonia?
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The product is processed until stable & thus will not heat or burn plants Recommend up to 25% of your pot mix All your plants will love CC
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Indoor plants don't need as much fertilizing as outdoor plants. I would not recommend. A simple occasional (once a month) water soluble fertilizer would be better
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I dont see why not. I mix it in with all my potted plants! Just mix it with your regular potting soil. The amazing thing with this chicken poop compost is, it doesn't smell and is quite lovely.
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Yes, I use it on my container citrus trees. The only thing I'm not sure of is bringing the plants inside. I don't think fruit trees would do well indoors. If you live in the area you may check with Wegman's nursery in Redwood City. They're very knowledgeable. Good luck!
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No, not safe to use on indoor citrus trees only if you plan to eat the fruit. Safe otherwise, works great on eliminating fungus gnats. It imitates nicotine. Nicotine sulfate was the only product that had the skull and crossbones on it when I worked at the garden store.
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I don't think that would work. Stick to coarse salt, peppercorns and small whole spices
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Yes, Sophie, it can be used in conjunction. Try and remember this, with these things, less is more, if your growing a garden in soil or hydro, this will only help keep your soil healthy, and the nutrient availability in hydroponics systems cleaner, while nutrients are kept FLOWING rather than building up, and often creating your #1 & 2 enemies in BOTH systems... BACTERIA! This product helps sustain plants by keeping water fresher. Also..flushes clean out your excess of the Additives/Fertilizers/Etc. that, when used, become salts, and this keeps the plant bound because of poisoning, over time from these salts, they build up and poison the plant. What kills a plant faster than salt?! This keeps the plants from reaching their fullest, most healthy and organic potentials. Any more ?s feel free to ask!! Happy Gardening Sophie!!! "It is a love of the garden which ennobles the spirit of all." ~ Author Unknown
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Should be fine I use it on vegetables and all my flowering plants inside and out. It's an awesome fertilizer
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Most definitely. This can be diluted with any of the carrier oils. If you have any more questions please let us know. Have a wonderful dayLeAnnaPlant Therapy Customer Service
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yes this works on Ivy , all types, best used when Ivy is in new growth thats june in most areas of the country, I usually add 2 % glysophate to my brush killer to get better burn, quicker kill
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Never tried it for that, I recommend Safer brand organic Sulfur spray. You spray this organic sulfur liquid on you plants during the vegetation cycle a few times, and 2 weeks after your plants start to flower. Then no more. It makes the stem and plant mold and mildew free. Just do not spray on after the flowers or fruits begin to produce, as it can then effect the flavors... And mold and mildew have a tuff time growing in sunlight or use at least a 600 watt sodium bulb if indoors. Also this is an oil based extract and I would think it would not mix well with water to apply it to plants. good luck Never tried it for that, I recommend Safer brand organic Sulfur spray. You spray this organic sulfur liquid on you plants during the vegetation cycle a few times, and 2 weeks after your plants start to flower. Then no more. It makes the stem and plant mold and mildew free. Just do not spray on after the flowers or fruits begin to produce, as it can then effect the flavors... And mold and mildew have a tuff time growing in sunlight or use at least a 600 watt sodium bulb if indoors. Also this is an oil based extract and I would think it would not mix well with water to apply it to plants.... » Read More Never tried it for that, I recommend Safer brand organic Sulfur spray. You spray this organic sulfur liquid on you plants during the vegetation cycle a few times, and 2 weeks after your plants start to flower. Then no more. It makes the stem and plant mold and mildew free. Just do not spray on after the flowers or fruits begin to produce, as it can then effect the flavors... And mold and mildew have a tuff time growing in sunlight or use at least a 600 watt sodium bulb if indoors. Also this is an oil based extract and I would think it would not mix well with water to apply it to plants. good luck « Show Less
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I would say yes I use it specifically for plants I plan to consume just follow manufacturers instructions.
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Yes you can..it just as a better smell and some softeners. Village Natural has a better one with Epson salt, menthol and spearmint witch I think works better though.
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Absolutely!! In fact, I JUST finished doing that. I used this recipe: http://gardentherapy.ca/green-guide-natural-beauty-review/ and then added some epsom salt that I had dissolved in water and aloe vera. I also added a little jojoba oil and upped the beeswax since I was adding a watery mix to it. It's cooling quite nicely right now.
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I have only used it on indoor plants. I did not notice any odor and I'm the sort of person who thinks everything smells.
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A mixture of vinegar, salt and dishsoap should kill dandelions, so I would expect that this would as well. Don't get it on your skin.
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Hi Frank, I'm afraid I don't know. I was recommended this Bayer product for Juniper mite and Juniper scale insect and it works really well for those, better than any English product I have used. Best wishes, Sally.
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I used them with good results on my indoor basil. Don't see why it would not work on other herbs as well. Happy gardening!
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I can't say yes to all of them but as far as my recombination pack says you can for ones like lemon and peppermint to ease digestion or add in weightloss (a few drops of lemon and water). I would consult with a primary Dr. If you plan on doing daily though just to be on the safe side. My Dr. Gave me the green light for the peppermint oil and lemon oil as needed but that all depends on the person using them and the overall health to start. Hope that helps