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FREE: *organic* Russian Comfrey Root

*organic* Russian Comfrey Root
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The listing, *organic* Russian Comfrey Root has ended.

This auction is for a organic root of live Comfrey.

Comfrey roots and leaves contain the valuable cell-proliferant allantoin. Salve speeds healing quite noticeably. Contains PAs. One of the most useful medicinal plants. Besides making medicine from the dried root, you can use the leaves for curing goats of any intestinal ailment, which as you may know intestinal ailments can often prove fatal to goats. Furthermore, you may have great results making the fresh leaves into biodynamic tea, which can be apply to plants in a pot to increase vitality, growth, and to green up all those leaves! Excellent ingredient for compost piles--fresh leaves compost fast and make a nitrogen-rich compost! Organic, farm-derived, vegetarian and free of cost.

How to plant it?
You take the cutting out of the bag of moist soil and plant it with the roots down in the ground and the crown up toward the light. Firm the soil around the cutting and leave a bit of the crown and any leaves (if any) up out of the soil and in the light. Water it after you transplant it. Comfrey is not only a cell proliferant to human or animal tissue, it is a cell proliferant to its OWN tissue, so it will grow agreeably fast. Plant in regular garden soil, in the full sun to part shade. Comfrey will suffer if it gets too dry, so water it weekly, at least. Plant anytime ground can be worked.

Once comfrey is well established, you can take cuttings from the root to grow more plants.

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Apr 14th, 2012 at 4:46:59 PM PDT by
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I have a question? My Chihuahua has been sick for about a year. They have ran blood tests of all kind. I noticed you said it was good for intestinal problems with goats, they said he had an intestinal infection at one point. They have said they really don't know what's wrong with now and don't know what to do other than do what they can and that boils down to giving him something for throwing up when it gets so bad he can't keep anything down. I'm trying anything that might work so I was wondering if the comfrey could be used on dogs in the way as goats?
Apr 15th, 2012 at 3:38:10 PM PDT by

*organic* Russian Comfrey Root is in the Home & Garden | Gardening category