"Calcium oxalate is the most abundant insoluble mineral found in plants and it is common among many plant families. Calcium oxalate crystals in plants can appear as irregular rectangles, spiked balls, or needles. The formidable appearance of these crystals has lead to speculation that they might serve as a form of pest control by deterring chewing insects."
Might work, might be snake-oil. Difficult to test.
A trowel in the hand is worth a thousand lost under a bush.
How can you kill stuff without harming anything? I think it repairs damage to leaves. The squirrels and a storm have damaged my fig leaves. I think I'll get some. Can you use it to repair book leaves too?
Posts
found in plants and it is common among many plant families.
Calcium oxalate crystals in plants can appear as irregular
rectangles, spiked balls, or needles. The formidable appearance
of these crystals has lead to speculation that they might serve as
a form of pest control by deterring chewing insects."
I think it repairs damage to leaves. The squirrels and a storm have damaged my fig leaves. I think I'll get some. Can you use it to repair book leaves too?
There was 4 of them getting it, erm...you know....and I had them all at once.