Beautiful Creations Using Philippine Cinnamon Bark Chips
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Planting Protocol for Philippine Cinnamon
This is to share information on the planting protocol of the Philippine cinnamon, as published by DENR. Let’s keep on planting this precious and highly medicinal (and yum!) native tree. Be sure to plant your own Philippine cinnamon at home, as part of your container gardening, or in the ground, at home or in the…
Cinnamon Planting Protocol By DENR
This is to share information on the planting protocol of the Philippine cinnamon, as published by DENR. Let’s keep on planting this precious and highly medicinal (and yum!) native tree. Be sure to plant your own Philippine cinnamon at home, as part of your container gardening, or in the ground, at home or in the…
Sharing The Presentation Of Dr. Jay Picardal About Kalingag
Saang mga lugar sa Pilipinas matatagpuan ang Kalingag (Philippine cinnamon)? (Where in the country does Kalingag -Philippine Cinnamon- exist?) Slides 2-4 of 41. Sharing the presentation of Dr. Jay Picardal, with his permission, during the Philippine-American Academy of Science & Engineering (PAASE) online conference last July 21, 2020. Our urban areas were once forests, too….
8 Ways To Use Your Philippine Cinnamon Leaves
Sharing 8 ways to use your Philippine cinnamon leaves: as natural and healthful flavoring to dishes like adobo, humba, lechon and in boiled foods, tea (analgesic), steam inhalation (tuob), aromatic water mixed with alcohol, essential oil, aromatic water as facial moisturizer, aroma in steamed rice, and flavored water. Click pictures for procedures. Plant your own…
Matang-Katang: A Metal Eating Plants
DOST Balik Scientist Dr. Yob Doronila (School of Chemistry, University of Melbourne) found that “the matang-katang tree sucks up dissolved nickel from the soil, and stores it in little sacs in its leaves and stems up to 0.8%! To put this in context, that is half as much nickel as what is in your stainless…
