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Ferrum MetallicumFrom the homeopathic pharmacopoeia
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Chlorosis. Pale, sickly plants that nearly fall over. Imperfect assimilation, impaired photosynthesis, protein content low. Fruit and vegetables have no taste. Bacterial blights, waterlogging, head-tipping, blasting, orange bug. (3)
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"Pale sickly looking plants; no strength to stand upright. Chlorosis, low protein content, juvenile plants refuse to grow. Paleness of a dirty white or yellowish appearance." (3)
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| Stem/trunk and bark - capillary system |
systemic collapse of capillaries, paralysis of the capillary system (3)
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Flowers have increased pollination, yet are sterile. (3)
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No fruits, or incomplete fruit setting. Immature fruit drops too early. (3)
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Ferrum must be used with care. In general, Ferrum phos. or Ferrum sulph. are better suited. (3)
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