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Natrum SulphuricumFrom the homeopathic pharmacopoeia
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Waterlogging, photosynthesis impaired. Destruction of leaf tissue, leaves turn yellow, stunted plants, chlorosis, ergot, rusts, aphids, banana rust thrips. (3)
Powdery and downy mildews (337)
Tomato blight (337)
Blight (337)
Black spot (337)
Brown rot (496)
Black spot (496)
Bacterial wilt (1534)
Waterlogging (1787)
Blight, leaf curl, brown rot, powdery or downy mildew from very damp warm weather, lengthy periods of warm rain. (1810)
Peach Leaf Curl (1858)
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The roots are dry whilst the plant is thirsty. They have a dirty green/grey or green/brown appearance from moulds. (3)
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Nat. sul. stimulates the epithelial cells in the capillaries, thus eliminating superfluous water from the system. (3)
Brown areas on stalks (337)
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Through the yellowing of the leaves, there is impaired photosynthesis, with low protein content. Drying out with waterlogging is a typical Nat. sul. feature. Many rusts are favoured by this condition (see Acon., Bell.). Some blotches require wet conditions for their development. (3)
Greyish white mould on leaves and stalks. Leaf curl (337)
Turn brown to black and wilt quickly. (water only the roots: you should never water the leaves of tomato plants.) (337)
Star-shaped spots on green leaves after warm humid weather (337)
20 varieties of rose from the patient's garden at the Garmisch Partenkirchen clinic were suffering from black spot in June. Some were in such a bad condition that we considered removing them completely. Due to the constant wetness, we followed Christiane Maute's advice (in Homeopathy for Plants) to water them 3 times at intervals of 3 weeks with Natrium sulphuricum 30 C (10 pellets in 10 L water). The roses, with the exception of one variety, recovered very nicely. The new leaves were healthy. (496)
I had unambiguous success last summer with Natrum sulph for bacterial wilt on cucumbers. I noticed the condition very early fortunately, only one vine was affected. Every year before I have lost all my cucumber plants to this problem: they grow well, then the leaves wilt, and within 2 weeks the plant is consumed, rotting. This time I gave Nat-s 30c in water, sprinkled on the leaves of all my plants (about 10 plants, two varieties) and a little to the roots. The one sick vine withered and died, but that plant and all the rest grew well with no sign of infection. One dose only in this case. Very productive plants as well. (1534)
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Brown rot on tomatoes (337)
At the beginning of August, the first signs of brown rot could be seen on the leaves and stems. The plants were then watered every 3 days initially, later 1x per week, with Natrium sulphuricum 30 C (10 pellets in 10 liters of water). The affected leaves were removed and the plants produced healthy new growth. Stems that already showed signs of brown spots recovered and the fruit remained healthy. (496)
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After lengthy periods of rain and warmth/humidity (337)
A reliable preventer of tomato blight (337)
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