William Missett wrote:
Hi!
I was just given a secret method for controlling tomato infections. I
live in southern Mexico, and tomatos struggle to survive, so I hope
this cure works, which it supposedly does in spades:
Get a section of electric wiring with somewhat thick copper wiring,
cut off a 2-3 inch section of an individual wire, and insert it
through the stem of the tomato plant just above the roots.
This creates a colloidal copper generation, which immunizes the tomato
plant against a wide variety of common tomato diseases.
Hope it helps!
That is an interesting idea. Although I doubt it is producing a colloid,
it is likely producing copper compounds, which are taken to the leaves
and branches. Copper is a very good antifungal substance, so it make
sense. I wonder how much copper end up in the fruit. Too much copper
can be toxic.
Marshall
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