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Don't know, but will follow this, to see if any improvement 
I just know is very dangerous for human, at least people say that. I heard when I was a child that some used this tea to tranquil babies, but if the concentration is not the right one, the person who drink it could die. Legend? Truth? Don't know...
I just know is very dangerous for human, at least people say that. I heard when I was a child that some used this tea to tranquil babies, but if the concentration is not the right one, the person who drink it could die. Legend? Truth? Don't know...
Hmmmm Never heard it before......I have A bag of poppyseeds for when I bake Bananabread.......and I use allot and im stil alive hahahaharghm1u20 said:Don't know, but will follow this, to see if any improvement
I just know is very dangerous for human, at least people say that. I heard when I was a child that some used this tea to tranquil babies, but if the concentration is not the right one, the person who drink it could die. Legend? Truth? Don't know...
grandma used it to make poppy seed rolls . anything it shows up in a drug test . get you stoned ! 
For calcium and magnesium, i would just use dolomite. If pH is an issue, it could be mixed with peat moss and water overnight (sopping wet, blended thoroughly), then placed in a large flowerpot. Pour water through, as though you were making coffee, and the pot was a filter basket. Then use the liquid as a nutrient supplement.
For a high calcium and magnesium fertilizer, i would probably try alfalfa meal (perhaps pre-composted).
For the record, i registered a false positive for opiate/opioid use in a hospital ER blood test after eating some home-made halvah (the ingredients were finely ground poppyseed and honey, in about equal amounts). Eating the confection was not the cause of my hospitalization... that was purely incidental.
Halvah can be made from sesame, poppy, or other oilseeds/nuts. Read the label if you have to worry about drug tests. Middle Eastern recipes usually contain sesame seeds as a base, and Eastern Europe's recipes frequently feature "blonde" or "white" poppyseeds.
For a high calcium and magnesium fertilizer, i would probably try alfalfa meal (perhaps pre-composted).
For the record, i registered a false positive for opiate/opioid use in a hospital ER blood test after eating some home-made halvah (the ingredients were finely ground poppyseed and honey, in about equal amounts). Eating the confection was not the cause of my hospitalization... that was purely incidental.
Halvah can be made from sesame, poppy, or other oilseeds/nuts. Read the label if you have to worry about drug tests. Middle Eastern recipes usually contain sesame seeds as a base, and Eastern Europe's recipes frequently feature "blonde" or "white" poppyseeds.
I'm a firm believer in General Organic's CalMag Product. However, I am growing in Coco coir and use it pretty much all the time to supplement my nutrients as they always come up short on calcium and magnesium when really pushing the plants.
Botanicare makes a product called Cal-mag plus which has iron in addition to calcium nitrate and magnesium nitrate if you find you come up short on iron regularly.
It's good to have a fast-acting liquid around for when you run in to deficiencies that need a quick fix, but your soil should be amended with bone meal and dolomite as well.
Botanicare makes a product called Cal-mag plus which has iron in addition to calcium nitrate and magnesium nitrate if you find you come up short on iron regularly.
It's good to have a fast-acting liquid around for when you run in to deficiencies that need a quick fix, but your soil should be amended with bone meal and dolomite as well.