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Commercial formulation
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Preparation name |
Horn Quartz
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Preparation category |
Commercial formulation |
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Manufacturer's name |
GW Agriculture
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Mother tincture made |
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General description |
When applied alone to ripening fruit, Horn Quartz will slow down the ripening process slightly. It is also useful for drying out fields. It is useful in fields where there are low levels of flowering, fruiting and seeding. It helps the plant interface and relate to the sun and reflected sunlight from the moon and other heavenly bodies. There is some evidence to suggest that it improves photosynthesis. Horn Quartz balances Horn Humus. It captures the essence of the masculine, Cosmic energy in silica trapped inside of the quartz crystals. Cosmic energy - Life Force Energy - streams into Earth from the Cosmos where it is held temporarily in the silicacious rock deep within the Earth, when it is then released to stream outward back into the Cosmos. This, in balance with Horn Humus, brings life into the Earth, elements, soil, plants, animals and humans where it is degraded and where it is not degraded - equally. Made with Horn Quartz in purified natural spring water.
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Effect on plants - |
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| General Appearance |
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| Roots |
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| Stem/trunk and bark - capillary system |
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| Leaves |
There is some evidence to suggest that it improves photosynthesis. (5)
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| Flowers |
It is useful in fields where there are low levels of flowering. (5)
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| Generative organs |
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| Fruit |
When applied alone to ripening fruit, Horn Quartz will slow down the ripening process slightly.
It is useful in fields where there are low levels of fruiting. (5)
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| Seed |
It is useful in fields where there are low levels of seeding. (5)
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