Greetings...

Does someone here ever heard about using cinnamon has some king of fungicide
and scar healer?
Some told me that it's using it that way in orchids!!!
Any idea?

Thanks


Pedro Amorim Pereira _ Porto - Portugal

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I'm in a orchid list in spanish and our experts use it. Don't know which is
the active principle but it seems to work.


Monika Fernandez
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Hi Pedro,
I have heard of using it.... but I feel like it was an "old wives tale".
Maybe some else on the list can help you more.
Cathy

Catherine Spence Calley zone 6/7
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Greetings,

One more questions about cinnamon, not the product but simple...

.... do you know what fungi species we can fight with it?

Thank you all

Pedro A.Pereira

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Greetings,

One more questions about cinnamon, not the product but simple...

.... do you know what fungi species we can fight with it?

Thank you all

Pedro A.Pereira

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You will need to find a product that contains it and read the
label. It will probably be labeled for different things for
different plants (those plants that the cinnamon oil doesn't
damage, that is).

There are so many other, less damaging products out there I can't
imagine why anyone would use this one.

And you need to remember that MOST fungicides are no good at
_curing_ an existing infection.

Jim Lewis - - Tallahassee, FL - Our life is
frittered away by detail . . . . Simplify! Simplify. -- Henry
David Thoreau - Walden

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Hei, Jim Lewis,

One more questions about cinnamon, not the product but simple...
... do you know what fungi species we can fight with it?

You will need to find a product that contains
it and read the label.

Hehe... with simple, I meant the natural cinnamon, not the one that's being
sold has fungicide :-) That one must have some other chemicals, right!? :-)

Just curious about the real effect of natural cinnamon in the fungi!

Just for the curiousity... the ones with the chemical one... can you post
what the label says about this?!

Thanks

Pedro A.Pereira

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Just for the curiousity... the ones with the chemical one... can
you post
what the label says about this?!


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Go he
http://www.wmmg.com/tando/toproducts...pecimen_label_
101199.pdf+cinnamite+label&hl=en&ie=UTF-8

You may have to cut and paste this URL if there is a line break
(as I'm sure there will be).

If that doesn't work, do a Google search for: cinnamite label

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TANKS Jim Lewis

That's what I told... you're the best :-)

ok...ok... others are helping too... thank you all :-)

Pedro A.Pereira

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In a message dated 3/25/03 6:52:38 AM, writes:

I'm in an orchid list in Spanish and our experts use it. Don't know which
is

the active principle but it seems to work.

This is interesting because the label I found on the Internet
specifically mentioned Orchids as a plant that should not be sprayed with the
commercial product.

Billy on the Florida Space Coast

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