This Plant Replaces All Fertilizer FOREVER. Why Did the FDA Ban It?

When we say powdery mildew we talk about dozen of different kind of spores…each land bear its own. Every comfrey source is genetically different.
 
As long as the plants are from good breeders plants of the same variety from different breeders should be genetically the same. Yes there are many types of mildew but a variety of comfrey like Blocking 13 has been tested against many types of mildew,mold, etc. before being released for sale.I've never read of any cases of mildew on comfrey.
 
Bocking 14 is sterile and can only propagated by root cuttings.
This is very desirable considering comfrey is invasive when left to its own devices..
 
Ray said:
Bocking 14 is sterile and can only propagated by root cuttings.
This is very desirable considering comfrey is invasive when left to its own devices..
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Yes--100% correct Ray.Also,Blocking14 is not invasive by root multiplication.It stays compact no matter how old it gets.
 
Verti said:
Great. What might have been an issue or not is comfrey’s proneness to PM…I dunno
Very sensitive to it…does the spore can transfer in a tea?
In the veggie garden i did treat with potassium bicarbonate so to regulate what might transfer to veggies…
In tea i did use dry comfrey sold by a local organic small buisness.
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I often mix neem powder into the soil, and i do spray plants with LAB, and "ekstrasol", i have been growing between Rivers with high humid levels, almost never PM, BUT what i m facing more often in last years, are these god damn euroasian stem borers..
 
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