durgahands
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comfrey, high protein and silica/poor man's kelp/easier to raise than rabbits
comfrey, high protein and silica/poor man's kelp/easier to raise than rabbits
Okay; please forgive this possible confusing post as I try to refence the facts but seem lost in a time warp from the past.
That this is an old thread I am aware.
That this list appears incomplete is my problem.
That so I am a handicapped again my problem.
That I might be one goat like soul
Willing to climb through briars just my style
I am simply doing what my heart asks me to do:
Justify my position as necessary with an ultimate goal to be able to meditate more to fully understand the science.
So my question is:
Where is the complete list of ingredients which includes comfrey?
I am trying to justify my sense that cultivating this plant has more than 6 ways to Sunday reasons.
Please could someone direct me to the list of comfrey contents like the one above; and I can maybe see how I can relax to know growing comfrey in the mountains is like having a sea of protein and K nearby.
Isn't the K content of comfrey more than that of kelp?
Not to dimish respect for kelp as I put my bag of kelp meal on the top shelf for sure.
Still can anyone help me find the more recent posts where those who discuss comfrey ?
Its aug 19 and I want to coordinate my plan with reasons to propogate comfrey as my best weapon against starvation, PM and the likes of which, and yes basic good nourishment.
I have recently seen the ravages of mite infestation. On plants no but on my precious pet bordercollie.
The mixing of comfrey leaves into her canned salmon food seems to be miraculous.
The sponge baths of Neem cake and her daily ingestion of neem cake seem to have cured her inside and out well enough to recover.
I feed her nettles too; and horsetail tea and powdered milk and yogurt.
The dog is better.
An so I am happier.
Still
I ask for some help finding the accumulation of data on comfrey and in particular the variety I grow
Bocking #4
Russian comfrey Symphytum Perrigrinum.
What little I know now is that it has higher protein content and only slightly lower allantoin content than Bocking #14.
Both are fabulous sources of sterile non seeding non invasive comfrey.
As the #4 is reportedly more drought hardy than #14 due to it's deeper rooted nature makes me happy I have it.
It is heard that #4 is preferred by animals as feedqk but I only feed worms so whatever.
Okay thanks for your help here.
Again- I am having difficulty finding the most recent discussion on comfrey.
Please redirect.
And the list I need to find where comfrey is evaluated for its content.
I do know it is in the top four for silica content; that's why its my fav easy cheap way to grow my own source of silica K and protein.
c
o
Compared to the other high silica plants (bamboo,horsechestnut, horsetail)
Comfrey is easiest to grow.
comfrey, high protein and silica/poor man's kelp/easier to raise than rabbits
Okay; please forgive this possible confusing post as I try to refence the facts but seem lost in a time warp from the past.
That this is an old thread I am aware.
That this list appears incomplete is my problem.
That so I am a handicapped again my problem.
That I might be one goat like soul
Willing to climb through briars just my style
I am simply doing what my heart asks me to do:
Justify my position as necessary with an ultimate goal to be able to meditate more to fully understand the science.
So my question is:
Where is the complete list of ingredients which includes comfrey?
I am trying to justify my sense that cultivating this plant has more than 6 ways to Sunday reasons.
Please could someone direct me to the list of comfrey contents like the one above; and I can maybe see how I can relax to know growing comfrey in the mountains is like having a sea of protein and K nearby.
Isn't the K content of comfrey more than that of kelp?
Not to dimish respect for kelp as I put my bag of kelp meal on the top shelf for sure.
Still can anyone help me find the more recent posts where those who discuss comfrey ?
Its aug 19 and I want to coordinate my plan with reasons to propogate comfrey as my best weapon against starvation, PM and the likes of which, and yes basic good nourishment.
I have recently seen the ravages of mite infestation. On plants no but on my precious pet bordercollie.
The mixing of comfrey leaves into her canned salmon food seems to be miraculous.
The sponge baths of Neem cake and her daily ingestion of neem cake seem to have cured her inside and out well enough to recover.
I feed her nettles too; and horsetail tea and powdered milk and yogurt.
The dog is better.
An so I am happier.
Still
I ask for some help finding the accumulation of data on comfrey and in particular the variety I grow
Bocking #4
Russian comfrey Symphytum Perrigrinum.
What little I know now is that it has higher protein content and only slightly lower allantoin content than Bocking #14.
Both are fabulous sources of sterile non seeding non invasive comfrey.
As the #4 is reportedly more drought hardy than #14 due to it's deeper rooted nature makes me happy I have it.
It is heard that #4 is preferred by animals as feedqk but I only feed worms so whatever.
Okay thanks for your help here.
Again- I am having difficulty finding the most recent discussion on comfrey.
Please redirect.
And the list I need to find where comfrey is evaluated for its content.
I do know it is in the top four for silica content; that's why its my fav easy cheap way to grow my own source of silica K and protein.
c
oCompared to the other high silica plants (bamboo,horsechestnut, horsetail)
Comfrey is easiest to grow.
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