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Treating Plants with Homeopathy
Treating plants with homeopathy has benefits. It is inexpensive, organic, easy to use, and safe for animals and soil.
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Treating Plants with Homeopathy
What does any self-respecting homeopath do when his or her tomato plant has blight? They reach for the “corpse reviver”.
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Natural Alternative for Plants
Why choose agrohomeopathy? Simply because it tackles your problems of rust, weevils, caterpillars, aphids, ants, fungus, poor soil and more all without nasty chemicals.
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Healing Plants with Homeopathy
Which remedies helped a broken red currant bush, a cherry tree with a fungal infection, a lantana bush with spider mites, and other plant problems? Gardeners, head this way.
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Success! Homeopathy in the garden and on the farm
Using remedies for soils and plants (agrohomeopathy) is a realtively new but developing area of homeopathy. Bit by bit, we are identifying which remedies treat which plant diseases and pests, and improve nutrient uptake from soils. It is important work. Agrohomeopathy provides a safe, inexpensive and easy way of improving plant health and increasing food…
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Ash Tree Die-Back: Can Homeopathy Help?
Since the 1960s the United Kingdom has lost almost all of its 25 million elm trees to Dutch Elm disease, something that is a national tragedy. Now its ash trees are facing similar devastation from Chalara, or Ash Tree die-back. Ash die-back has already affected large areas of Northern Europe, Denmark and Sweden, and was…
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Farm Homeopathy – What the Farmers Say
Here’s a fascinating newsletter from Farm Homeopathy. It’s opening paragraph says: “Because there is nothing in it and there is no possible explanation for its action it is widely understood that homoeopathy cannot work… This perceived wisdom seems reasonable enough and there is general acceptance of it within science, the media and the opinion makers.…
