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Fancy a AM cuppa?

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The Aloe Vera plant is recognized as having a very strong immune system, and is never affected by any pests nor insects. Now growers can utilize the many benefits of Aloe Vera as a foliar and soil spray to offer a natural immune booster, and added protection for their crops.

Aloe has the ability to deter insects from plants without the use of toxic sprays. Additionally, many growers have noticed reduced bird and bat attacks on crops. See a response from a fruit grower below.


I have been using 1 L raw material, 1 L aloe fertilizer and 100L water to deter birds etc. with great results even with fruit fly ..Regards Les.

Points to note regarding our concentrated Aloe Vera Raw material:

• Cold pressed & carefully processed to retain all of the active properties of the whole leaf Aloe Vera plant for full benefits.
  
  
• A botanical activator and plant growth promoter which can improve overall plant health including its immune defence, plus suppress pathogenic bacteria.
  
  
• Improves microbe multiplication in the soil and on the leaf. This can be further boosted when mixed with the Aloe Vera Fertilizer.
  
  
• Contains natural ingredients that promote cell replication (plant growth) with polysaccharides for high absorption of nutrients, Phytochemicals of Aloin, Salicylic Acid and Saponins. These aid with foliar feeding, and balancing the plants health, and are also an excellent fungi food for soil.
  
  
• Protective face masks do not need to be used with spraying this product
  
  
• Universally beneficial for all types of plants and growing techniques.

Suggested use:
Commercial: Horticulture, Orchards, Foliar, Broadacre, Greenhouses etc
5L per HA of Aloe Raw Material at 50:1 and combine with 10L per HA of Aloe Vera Fertilizer at 100:1. Apply to the soil and foliar over the growing season.

Domestic Applications: Vegetable Gardens, Fruit Trees etc
50ml of Aloe Raw Material and 50ml of Aloe Vera Fertilizer to clean water to make up 10L organic Liquid plant growth promotant. Apply every 14 days to foliar and soil

Application to reduce birds, flying foxes (bats), pest attacks etc
Combine 1 or 2L Aloe Raw Material (depending on severity of attacks) with 1L Aloe Vera Fertilizer to 100L water. Regular applications are recommended during the growing season especially..
On flowering - Fruit at 1/2 size - Ripening

Microbe Brewing: Add Aloe Raw Material to compost tea brew tank 100:1
Shake well before use - Store in a cool environment.

Please Note: This product is not suitable for human consumption due to its bitter aloin content. If swallowed accidentally, consume a glass of water.




Aloe Vera Raw material Label - Click to enlarge..




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Awesome ! I'd be really comfortable with using this on my plants, great idea ! I like your garden and what I've seen of your land a lot ! I want to try this Aloe as a foliar spray in the summer, both indoors and out ! I bet it would really work, and I can't imagine a better way to shield my plants from pest and the elements ! Thanks for the idea, who knew Silica is a fantastic natural derivative of Aloe ?

 

[Rev. Green Genes]

Today
High 72 | Low 55 °F
80% Chance of Precip.

Yep. looks like Spring alright.

 

[Feenix]

Right..I have to get some work done..back later..

If I don't move me bum I'll end up sitting on LS like I did yesterday....

Silica..silica..lots of ferts have silica in..some ferts have Lots of silica in..the aloe vera I'm transplanting are full of silica..do I just throw all the aloe trim into my fert tea butt...?

Any Thoughts...I googled around and couldn't find any info...

Good morning Mossy, Stoners.

I can't picture Aloe being a bad idea in anything.

This may seem a crazy site to send organic growers ( Mosaic Phosphate) but good resources for nutrient info. soil conditioning If it is about soil, crops, and growing nutrition to the base and trace levels this is a good place to look for solid science on it.

http://www.cropnutrition.com/resource-library

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[Rev. Green Genes]

Just WOW. The lyrics here bite deep my friends.