Wall and ceiling "FUZZ"

[Kritters]

http://www.forestpests.org/nursery/i...ll/fnp19-5.jpg

Pine trees are ubiquitous in New Jersey. This looks something like Baraka's blood photos, with the angular growth.

Kritts

[JinPA09]

Originally Posted by Kritters

Hey Joey,

I just googled that and thought our Philly guy might be interested in this link!
Pennsylvania Floral Industry Association

Kritts

Hey thats me! Truth be told I'm your Philly suburb guy! lol

[Kritters]

Hey Philly Suburb Guy!

Glad you caught the post! We in Pa. and NJ have to keep track of this stuff, ya know?

Kritts

[Kritters]

Originally Posted by Jo

Hurtin,

You might wanna check out water mold Pythium aphanidermatum and also Rhizoctonia sp. as suspects for the white fuzz.

Jo

Jo,
From that link I posted here's an interesting paragraph:

Complicating the whole issue of the identity of Pythium causing root rot, we discovered that what scientists have been calling Pythium irregulare for many years may actually be a complex of true P. irregulare plus at least one additional organism that looks very much like P. irregulare but is actually, an as yet unnamed species. We are currently doing extensive measurements on these organisms to determine whether small structural differences, if any, exist among them; The new species is more genetically diverse and shows resistance to mefenoxam/metalaxyl fungicides more often than the true P. irregulare.

[JinPA09]

You got it Kritts! Although from everything Ive learned on this site, there is a hell of a lot of stuff to look out for!

[Kritters]

Originally Posted by JinPA09

You got it Kritts! Although from everything Ive learned on this site, there is a hell of a lot of stuff to look out for!

I know!!! But we'll put all together one day soon....

Kritts

[Jo]

Yo Kritty and all!

Rhizoctonia sp branches at 90 degree angles, very much like barakas and my blood shots i reckon.

Micro-myiasis morgellons theory

Rhizoctonia can be killed with Cinnamon-derived compounds:
SpringerLink - Journal Article

Mexican Marigold oil (Tagetes erecta l) is apparently a great anti-fungal against Pythium aphanidermatum:

Wiley InterScience :: Session Cookies

Hey Cindi - didnt you have good results with using cinnamon oil internally, a while back??

Joey woey xxx

[Jo]

Wow - well spotted McKritters!!
That's facinating that they have been studying a species for yeaons and now realise its not known...sheeesh.

xxx

[cynical]

Jo,

Sure did! It was capsules though. You do have to be careful cinnamon is a blood thinner from I just recently read.

[hurtin1]

There was a thickening of the white dust on my computer desk,(pic),and took my finger and scooted some up in a pile(my bad),,and mic-ed it,,,,,look familiar???

YouTube - Morgellons white growing dust

But dont throw away those microfiber towels yet,,,,I have found ,,,that since the micro-towels are structured almost like the dust fibers,,and the fibers are polarized(charged),,,they,, (m-towels),,ARE the best way to clean this up,,leaving less residual,,than ,,say cloth or paper towels...

My computer desk is now spotless!!
Use gloves when dusting ,,though,,I would imagine the fiber worms could penetrate skin pores,,and hi-jack hair folicles,,just as easily as they can exit..the skin that is....