>H Folks: > >As a long time organic gardener and a new subscriber to the list - and >also new (it seems) to your terminology - I would appreciate a >definition of BRIX! Also what does NUX refer to? I'm all too familiar >with MCS, but NUX???
Geneva - You can learn about Brix at the links Rex posted earlier: >There is a good amount of Brix information at >http://www.brixpage.com. Note it is not just a measure of sugar >rather plant sap solids. > >Rex Harrill has written a helpful book(let) which can be clicked >through to from the above website or >http://www.crossroads.ws/brixbook/BBook.htm. > >The BrixTalk list is linked from the Crossroads website but because of >the unwieldy frames it maybe easy to go straight to it at >http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BrixTalk. > >Further links at http://www.crossroads.ws/brix/index-page7.html. > The NUX reference was to NUX VOMICA, a consitutional homeopathic remedy. Consitutionals also refer to a 'type,' so, in once system I'm a Sagittarious and in the homeopathic system I'm a Nux. One of the hallmarks of the Nux condition is a hightened sense of smell. -Allan
