Do you think it would work for rosemary?
496373
I think it would work for rosemary, if it were dry. Doesn't work for my "wet" salt as expected. Good luck.
496374
If it is in granular form I'd say yes but doubt that leaf form would work. We use it for our sea salt but we dry it first and it works fine for that.
496375
I cannot say for sure, but it does work on coarse Himalayan salt. I am still playing with it.
537170
I haven't tried but am pretty sure it would as long there weren't huge stems from say a rosemary plant or large seeds like coriander. The blades are fine, yet strong and very sharp so they should cut up most dry herbs quite easliy.
607193
I honestly don't know. It works well for my flowers, but I have no vegs/herbs to try it on. Depending on what you are trying to kill, and if you want to stick to household items, you could try a heavy mixture of liquid dish soap and water in a mist spray bottle. I know this works well for ants (it plugs their trachea tubes - they cannot breath). Sorry - wish I could help.
1279814
I bought this along with Rosemary. I mixed the 2 oils together and put a few drops on my outside cat, for the fighting of fleas. So far there was no sign that this bothered his skin. and I have not seen any fleas on him either. Didn't use a lot because he is a outside cat he wouldn't let me spray him so this worked best for me that he just thought i was petting him. So I would say, try it either way- for what you are using it fo,r and see which works best for you.
489953
Yes, definitely. If you add some essential oils, you can fragrance it, too! It should work great!
815627
I've never tried using it with thistle seeds myself, but in principle it should work.
537167
I have only used it for fresh herbs and it is AWESOME! I can't imagine why it wouldn't work as well on spices.Be REALLY careful using and cleaning this as the blades are extremely sharp. That is why this works so wonderfully though.
2209822
I think it would work well. Just make sure you have extra moisture on your ends :)
1951633
I think they would work for fine for herb plants-especially if you are starting them from seed. Of course as they grow and become root-bound, you would need to go to a larger size pot. You would also need to have some kind of tray under them because of the holes. Hope this answers your question.
637299
I have used Lemon (and many other citrus varieties) and Peppermint with no problems at all. I haven't personally used Rosemary, but don't think it would be problematic. We have had our diffuser for almost a year and it is still going strong!
2008560
Hi Linda, yes it will work safely on roses as well as other delicate plants or flowers
496515
I would assume so, I use it for Venus Flytraps. Its a fairly fine grained peat, w/no additives
677132
I work on gourds, but I think it would work for the purposes you mentioned.
2000005
Absolutely for Curley parsley. I just used mine for the first time and it worked great. I haven't tried it for cilantro or flat leaf parsley yet, but that top hole is small enough that it should work just as well.
2020040
I use it to boost some Lemongrass soap. It works great for that. Two or three drops, really gives the soap a nice smell. for the base we are using is a lemongrass soap from Pass Christian soap. It works great in a foamer, so the soap goes a long way since you use mostly water in the foamer. I don't think it would hurt to try it in candles - although I know nothing about candlemaking. I would think it would give candles a nice lemongrass smell.
1886558
Yes Rosemary, I have been using this product for microwaving eggs for well over 3 years. Just recently ordered another for my daughter.....,
511604
I believe it would I used mine to pull some pretty good size willows out of my pound.