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Tuesday, March 5, 2013
60 Seconds or Sow: Using Cinnamon to Prevent Seedling 'Damping Off' Diseases
In 60 seconds or sow, I show you how to use cinnamon and its natural anti-fungal properties to prevent and treat 'damping off' diseases on your vegetable and flower seedlings. 'Damping off' diseases are the gray white fuzzy furry cottony growth on the surface of your starting mixes and stems of your seedling. It is a fungus.
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