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A very long time! Do not refrigerate it.
NYEric
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ordered mine.
Got it, thanks.
Could you, would you send Down Under???
Yes, no problem. Postal shipping cost to you for one or two bottles is $14.
Rick
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I need a bottle Lance
My DB consumption rate has gone way down, but when you need it....you need it:wink:
My DB consumption rate has gone way down, but when you need it....you need it:wink:
:clap:
I'll be away from the internet for a few days.
If you want to order Dragons Blood send me a PM to get your name on the list and I'll contact you when i get back online.
Any questions about Dragons Blood can probably be answered by forum members who use it.
If you want to order Dragons Blood send me a PM to get your name on the list and I'll contact you when i get back online.
Any questions about Dragons Blood can probably be answered by forum members who use it.
Nice fairy tale anyway! Jatropha dioica is also called Sangre de Grado (sic) in Mexico... So better always take the latin names, as the vernacular are misleading.
Originally, 'grado' in spanish would be just 'degree' , and never 'dragon'. But it's a very common misspelling we have, too, in the Canaries. Suposedly some red dragon blood came from here, from Dracaena draco, but unfortunately the story begins at a time the islands, though inhabited, still weren't discovered by the spaniards. :rollhappy:
But there have been found Dracaena in the Atlas more recently and 'of course, the well known D. socotrana from Yemen' would have been the other source of medieval european 'dragon blood'.
On the other side there is no evidency that dragons were really evil, until christianzation and St. Georg. When all the evil begun, as in central and south america.
Let's hope Croton lericheana-sap it is a good remedy against ulcer!
Originally, 'grado' in spanish would be just 'degree' , and never 'dragon'. But it's a very common misspelling we have, too, in the Canaries. Suposedly some red dragon blood came from here, from Dracaena draco, but unfortunately the story begins at a time the islands, though inhabited, still weren't discovered by the spaniards. :rollhappy:
But there have been found Dracaena in the Atlas more recently and 'of course, the well known D. socotrana from Yemen' would have been the other source of medieval european 'dragon blood'.
On the other side there is no evidency that dragons were really evil, until christianzation and St. Georg. When all the evil begun, as in central and south america.
Let's hope Croton lericheana-sap it is a good remedy against ulcer!
L
lepetitmartien
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There's medicinal uses though it's illegal for me to talk about it.
(nothing like seeing pink flying elephants)
Tested and approved on paphs, provided you accept that you have stains of it for a long time…
(it can be interesting to tell people what it is then
(nothing like seeing pink flying elephants)
Tested and approved on paphs, provided you accept that you have stains of it for a long time…
(it can be interesting to tell people what it is then All orders that have been paid for have been shipped today.
Anyone else that wants Dragon's Blood now is the time to order while I am here. I don't know when I will be back again.
Anyone else that wants Dragon's Blood now is the time to order while I am here. I don't know when I will be back again.
NYEric
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Did you bring anything live back from Peru for us?
Did you bring anything live back from Peru for us?
If I did I would not admit it.
NYEric
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True, true..
Well, you have my address!
Well, you have my address!
Got mine today. Thanks Lance. I assume I dab it on concerning spots.
NYEric
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A drop pure or you can dilute a little and spray. Let it dry and hopefully problems stop.
Thank-you Eric
Sorry I just saw this post.
Yes one drop on an infected area. Or more drops if the area is too big to be covered with one. spread with your finger or cotton swab. (Dragons blood is non toxic to your skin.) I usually apply to both top and bottom leaf surface.
If the infection is near the crown of a growth I put a drop or two directly in the leaf axil so it acts as a barrier to advancing infection.
If anyone else wants Dragons Blood, tomorrow (10/20/14) is the last day to order... I'm heading back south to Peru.
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