citrofresh kills bacteria, mold, mildew and fungi

[Guest guest]

I hope I can find some before spring....no more plant problems.

Zo

 

 

 

Citrofresh is a unique organic compound used in the medical, hospitality,

and food industries as the only non-toxic, chemical free, 100% organic

disinfectant available in the world. Citrofresh kills bacteria, mould,

mildew and fungi.

In an enclosed area such as a greenhouse or growing room, Citrofresh is in a

league of it's own. Offering total control against moulds & fungi. Outdoors,

the dual effect of destroying pathogens and barrier control means that you

now have a spray that really works.

 

The natural organic ingredients in Citrofresh, are made from plant extracts

and not chemicals. They are formulated to combine with the plant, creating a

powerful, long lasting, anti-microbial effect. There are no side effects or

safety problems associated with the use of Citrofresh.

 

Now you don't even have to know pathogen names, just aim Citrofresh and kill

them!

 

Citrofresh is certified " Organic " by NASAA in Australia, ANZFA in New

Zealand, FDA and USDA in the USA. Citrofresh is strong enough to pass the

stringent requirements of all regulatory bodies, yet is gentle enough to

apply to African Violets.

 

First Response Last Resort

 

Irrespective of your plant's problem, your first response should be to spray

it with Citrofresh. Your problem may be as simple as an insect attack on the

root system, or heavy attack from pathogen bacteria. Identifying the

specific type of insect or pathogen and selecting the appropriate remedy is

now unnecessary. Pathogens, as well as bugs and insects, do not have to be

individually identified! If you need a microscope to see it, Citrofresh will

destroy it.

 

Because Citrofresh eliminates your pathogen load on contact, nutrients

coming up from the roots will feed pathogen free leaves. This will give your

plants an immediate boost without placing any stress on the plant's

metabolism.

 

If your plants are overly infected with insects and you don't feel they will

survive treatment by a pesticide/insecticide. You should apply Citrofresh

first and then allow your plants the time they need to recover before

spraying with an insecticide.

 

Even when you think the plant has gone past the point of recovery, try

Citrofresh as a last resort. Because it produces no negative reaction with

plants and does not put any pressures on the plant root system, Citrofresh

goes far beyond the limits of previously used chemical alternatives!

[Guest guest]

Zo,

 

I just found this site *http://tinyurl.com/2t8xc6*<http://tinyurl.com/2t8xc6>

* *and it stated Citrofresh is a natural preservative for cosmetics. Sounds

like I need to do more research.

 

Cindy B.

 

 

On 11/15/07, Zonella Gould <zgould wrote:

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> I hope I can find some before spring....no more plant problems.

> Zo

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[Guest guest]

Zo,

 

In regards to my last email, the product is actually called CitroZine. It

is what came up when I searched Citrofresh, but I think it's still worth

checking out.

 

Cindy B.

 

 

On 11/15/07, Zonella Gould <zgould wrote:

>

> I hope I can find some before spring....no more plant problems.

> Zo

>

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Cindy,

I found this-which made interesting reading lol

http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=64779

I couldn't find CitroZine though.

 

Virginia

West Aussie

 

Zo,

 

In regards to my last email, the product is actually called CitroZine. It

is what came up when I searched Citrofresh, but I think it's still worth

checking out.

[Guest guest]

Beware. I can find no evidence that this product has been tested for

skin safety. All I see is loads of marketing hype; the fact the

company making it has already been disciplined over their claims of

efficacy against HIV, and a web site that does not exist.

 

There are numerous natural extracts that will act as a preservative,

but will also attack our skin cells and kill them, cinnamon bark oil

being about the best. Unless this product has been properly tested I

would not touch it.

 

Also beware of aromatherapy type sites who will sell you anything they

can in order to make a Buck, even if they do not know if the products

are safe or of any real use.

 

Martin Watt

http://www.aromamedical.com

 

, " Zonella Gould " <zgould wrote:

>

> I hope I can find some before spring....no more plant problems.

> Zo

>

> Citrofresh is a unique organic compound used in the medical,

hospitality,

> and food industries as the only non-toxic, chemical free, 100% organic

> disinfectant available in the world. Citrofresh kills bacteria, mould,

[Guest guest]

http://www.aromantic.com/citrozine.htm this company sells it and I wouldn't

think it could be sold in the UK with out testing.

Zo

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" Martin Watt " <aromamedical

 

Sunday, November 18, 2007 1:12 PM

Re: citrofresh kills bacteria, mold, mildew and

fungi

 

 

> Beware. I can find no evidence that this product has been tested for

> skin safety. All I see is loads of marketing hype; the fact the

> company making it has already been disciplined over their claims of

> efficacy against HIV, and a web site that does not exist.

>

> There are numerous natural extracts that will act as a preservative,

> but will also attack our skin cells and kill them, cinnamon bark oil

> being about the best. Unless this product has been properly tested I

> would not touch it.

>

> Also beware of aromatherapy type sites who will sell you anything they

> can in order to make a Buck, even if they do not know if the products

> are safe or of any real use.

>

> Martin Watt

> http://www.aromamedical.com

>

> , " Zonella Gould " <zgould wrote:

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>> I hope I can find some before spring....no more plant problems.

>> Zo

>>

>> Citrofresh is a unique organic compound used in the medical,

> hospitality,

>> and food industries as the only non-toxic, chemical free, 100% organic

>> disinfectant available in the world. Citrofresh kills bacteria, mould,

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Of course they can sell it as a raw material. It is finished products

that require safety data, but MANY escape that net and many small

companies in the natural cosmetics field get away with breaking the

law-so far! As I have said on this group before, the responsibility

for ensuring safety of products is with the supplier and/or producer.

If they are too lazy or tight fisted to test their products properly

on human skin then I would not touch the product.

 

Martin

 

, " Zonella Gould " <zgould wrote:

>

> http://www.aromantic.com/citrozine.htm this company sells it and I

wouldn't

> think it could be sold in the UK with out testing.

> Zo