Organic plant nutrient
AssigneeDandelion Enterprises, LLC
InventorMax Berreyesa
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Abstract
A method of making an organic plant nutrient useful for plants and commercial crops. The method comprises mixing pieces of tree bark which contain salicylic acid in water until the desired level of salicylic acid leaches from the pieces of tree bark to create a concentrated solution of salicylic acid. Then ascophyllum nodosum powder is added to the solution and the solution is aerated. The used bark is removed and the solution strained to produce the plant nutrient.
Claims15
A method of making an organic plant nutrient comprising the steps of:
- providing 1-20 cups of pieces of tree bark which contain salicylic acid per gallon of water;
- soaking the pieces of tree bark in the water until the desired level of salicylic acid leaches from the pieces of tree bark then to a concentrated solution of salicylic acid;
- mixing between 1-20 teaspoons of ascophyllum nodosum powder per gallon to the concentrated solution of salicylic acid;
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- aerating the ascophyllum nodosum and salicylic acid solution to produce the organic plant nutrient.
A method of making an organic plant nutrient comprising the steps of:
- providing 1-20 cups of pieces of tree bark which contain salicylic acid per gallon of water;
- soaking the pieces of tree bark in the water until the desired level of salicylic acid leaches from the pieces of tree bark then to a concentrated solution of salicylic acid;
- placing ascophyllum nodosum powder in a fine mesh bag and placing the bag in the concentrated solution of salicylic acid solution;
- aerating the concentrated solution with the fine mesh bag for at least about one week;
- removing the bag and any tree bark from the solution.
A method of making an organic plant nutrient comprising the steps of:
- providing 1-20 cups of pieces of tree bark which contain salicylic acid per gallon of water;
- soaking the pieces of tree bark in the water until the desired level of salicylic acid leaches from the pieces of tree bark then to a concentrated solution of salicylic acid;
- removing the bark;
- placing the concentrated solution in bottles;
- placing ascophyllum nodosum powder in the bottle and closing the bottle allowing the ascophyllum nodosum powder to disburse into the solution.
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