There are solutions for all the sky spray!♥️💗 sunflowers 🌻 🌻

I know I’ve been a big sky screamer! And with very good reason. But I got to thinking about all this negativity. There has to be a solution!

And there is. There are numerous ways to help Mother Earth heal. First is becoming aware and learning what it is we are facing.

Second is realizing we as a Spirit have the power to heal, everything. Sometimes the ultimate healing is returning home, but that doesn’t mean there was failure, it means we learned what we came down here to learn.

Of course accidents happen and we can check out before we were meant to. But there is no wrong or right way!

So I know that every illness has a cure. But one must be willing to search 🔍 for it. And yes, Spirit brings us these remedies whole heartily! If we stop, ask, and listen!

With all these sky sprayers going around, and knowing that these sprays are full of heavy metals and toxins. How does one help Mother Earth 🌎? 😳

Well I went online and started to search after hearing in my heart to plant Sunflowers 🌻! Sunflowers?

So here is what I found…

Apart from industrial applications of dry sunflower biomass, growing sunflowers (SF) have shown the potential to absorb various metal contaminants such as Ni, Cu, As, Pb, and Cd [1, 2]. Most of the heavy metals are non-biodegradable and toxic to numerous organisms, including humans; therefore, they must be removed from ecosystems [3]. Because growing SF can accumulate high concentrations of metal contaminants, they are considered “hyperaccumulators” of heavy metals.

Resourced from; https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5402931/

Sunflowers to the rescue!

The sunflower is one of many plants that are now known to aid in “phytoremediation,” a process that employs various types of plants to remove, transfer, stabilize, and/or destroy contaminants in the our soil, water and air. Compared to other cleanup methods, such as soil excavation or pumping polluted groundwater, phytoremediation has become a clean, cost-effective and environmentally-friendly way to reclaim and reuse land that has been tainted by poisonous chemicals and heavy metals.

Resourced from; https://www.farmersalmanac.com/sunflowers-to-the-rescue

I’ve had wild Sunflowers 🌻 come up in my gardens and I am enjoying planting them in my yard. But to know they can save our planet 🌏, feed us and our animals, makes this plant a miracle! 💕♥️🌻♥️🌻♥️

I’ll be planting all different types of Sunflowers this year.

A researcher, fourth-year student Catie Kitrinos, a biology and anthropology major from Springfield is researching genetic variation in the sun-loving plant as part of her Harrison Undergraduate Research Award, with the aim of mapping the ability of the sunflower to absorb heavy metals across its genome.

The project has a huge relevancy and the potential to contribute better information about how best to use sunflowers, Kitrinos said. She noted that after both the Fukushima and Chernobyl nuclear incidents, sunflower fields were planted across the affected areas in an effort to absorb radiation, then were harvested and disposed of safely.

“[Sunflowers] are able to take heavy metals from contaminated soil in a way that’s completely natural and un-harmful to the soil and its surrounding ecosystems,” Kitrinos said. “They’re called ‘phytoremediators.’”

Other plants can be phytoremediators as well, but sunflowers are particularly effective because they’re so large, she said.

Reference; https://news.virginia.edu/content/uva-undergraduate-researcher-studies-sunflowers-power-clean-soil

I would cover the dead sunflowers in zeolites when composting. Zeolites are like tiny jail cells for toxins and heavy metals.

I can imagine a world full of yards with beautiful sunflowers 🌻. Can you see it too?

WWYHS♥️💕💗

Picture from: https://www.garden-seed.com/products/bright-blue-sunflower-seeds