Simple, Natural, Growth Hormone Plant Spray (AKA Rejuvelac and Coconut Water)

Dennis shows us how to create an effective natural growth hormone plant spray using ingredients easy to find at any grocery store.
This spray is used to help give plants the essential elements necessary for strong growth. Think of it like "miracle grow", but with ingredients you actually want to put on plants you eat or grow for medicine.
Learn more about artisanal agriculture and biodynamics at:
dennisklocek.com

[@forbearancemp5283]

Thank you so much. Warmer weather on it's way here in Australia.

[@DecayingReality]

Add a little backstrap molasses and you have yourself a good tea to pour over the soil too. Good to know you can spray it, never knew it worked as a spray. Sprouted lentils also work if you don’t have rye.

[@Polarcupcheck]

Can you eat the lentils after, or do they become foul?

[@MakiGirl2010]

For how long can you keep the mix? (both original and watered up version) Do you have to keep them refrigerated? Thank you!

[@SoilSoulandSpirit]

@MakiGirl2010 It could be kept in the fridge for a week or so, but it's best to use within a few days.

[@pamelakornegay1143]

What made the liquid get darker in color?

[@SoilSoulandSpirit]

Hi Pam, Dennis was experimenting with adding coconut sugar to enhance the fermentation, but eventually determined that it was unnecessary.

[@TheCrone]

I should have known I'd find you on UA-cam.. How's it going?? What the heck happened to the college?