EFFECT OF THE POTENCIES CH6 AND CH200 OF HOMEOPATHY ARNICA MONTANA ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF BEAN SEEDS (PHASEOLOS VULGARIS L)

Abstract

The application of homeopathic techniques in school gardens finds a favorable environment as this approach encompasses concepts of socially and ecologically correct production. It also causes less impact on the environment, producers and consumers because no chemical residues accumulate in the final product and its low cost makes it an economically viable method. The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of the homeopathic drug Arnica montana in dynamizing 6CH and 200CH on the development of beans (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) maintained under limited sunlight. It was concluded that the dynamization of Arnica Montana 200 CH inhibits the development of bean seeds and thus outweighs the pathogenic effect of homeopathy. Compared to the control, none of the treatments stimulated seedling growth.