Jeevamrutham - A Nectar of Life for plants...

Jeevamrutham Recipe

• 200 ltr water
• 5ltr-10ltr Cow Urine.
• Cow Urine half cow and half bull is ok but only bull's is not ok. Not Buffalo and not Jersey's
• 1 cow gives 2 ltr urine.  Vegetarian's Urine is also good.
• 10 kg Cow dung (the Fresher the better.)
• 1 Kg Jaggery /  Vellam
• Or 4Ltr - Sugarcane juice
• Or 10Kg small pieced Sugarcane
• Or 1 Kg Sweet Fruit Pulp
• 1 Kg - Besan (best) or Toor Dal or Horse Gram
• 100 gm - own farm's soil

Preparation:

Rotate clockwise. for 15mins. and cover it with rug and keep in shade. Not to be exposed to Sunlight and Rain water.

Keep it for a min. of 48 hrs.

If the Climate is colder than 12 deg then keep it for min. of 4 days.

Mix it twice a day during dawn and dusk for a minute.

After 48hrs / 4 days, Jeevamrutham will be ready for use.

Usage:

This Jeevamrutham can be used for next 7 - 14 days .

200 ltr barrel. Cement Tank, Plastic tank.

Per Acre 200 - 400ltr Jeevamrutham along with Irrigation. once or twice a month.

When to give:

When Temperature of the wind in a day is between 25 - 36degrees, and Humidity is 65 - 90%, and intensity of the solar light is 5000 - 7000 candles, Jeevamrutham works the best in the soil witha  top most microclimate. This situation occurs only during Rainy season Dakshinayanam (Jun - Dec) when SW , NE monsoon season. Jeevamrutham during rainy season is the best resultant.

How to utilise Jeevamrutham.

Filter the Jeevamrutham in barrel and place is above the vakyal / swayle

Jeevamrutham is to be applied in soil only when its MOIST. Not when its dry. If its Dry climate, apply it during evening, night.

Ways to Give Jeevamrutham.

1. Via Irrigation

2. Via direct application on the surface of the soil.

Types of Crops:

• Cotton, toor, Tomato, Chilli, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Broccoli, Beans, Lady finger, Sunflower. every crop that

is planned in 2-3 ft gap.

Application:

1 tea cup Jeevamrutham, between 2 plants directly on the soil gap. Monthly once or twice a month. It will be absorbed immediately.

• In Orchids / Orchards / Thoppu,  While they are Standing crop yielding fruits.
• eg:Orange, Mango, Mosambi, Coconut, Kinno, Papaya, Amla, Guava, Banana, Chiku. Areca nut, Palm, Nutmeg,

• During Rainy season Once a month:
• 2 - 5 ltr Jeevamrutham around the canopy of the tree (inside border of the shadow during 12 noon under the tree)

• After Rainy season, Feed jeevamrutham along with Irrigation @ 200ltr - 400ltr per acre .

Jeevamrutham works in liaison with Mulching.which is very important.

• Pomogranate, Curry leaves, Banana, Palm, Papaya, Custard apple.
• 1-2Ltr per tree once a Month in the Tree's Canopy.

• For New Orchards, New Trees that has not started yielding.
• One month after seeding until 6 months.
• 1 cup jeevamrutham under the canopy on the soil once month..
• 6months - 1 yr,
• 200ml Jeevamrutham per tree per month.
• 1yr - 2 yr.
• 1ltr Jeevamrutham per tree per month.
• 2yr onwards -
• 2 ltr Jeevamrutham per tree per month.

Automation of Jeevamrutham. for bigger farms.

• Lie 2 barrels on a Bullock cart and drip it along.
• Barrel on a cycle carrier and drip it along the gap between plants with 3 ft gap.

3. Via spray on the crop / plants.

By Spraying the jeevamrutham on the plants/Trees, we can increase the process of Photosynthesis.

ATP are the Solar energy conservers in the plant @ 12.5Kcal of Solar Energy.

First Spray, 1 Month after seeding. Sprayed straight on the crop. If we spray on the crop and as well as on the soil at the same time, benefit will be doubled.

100 Ltr Water :  5 ltr Filtered Jeevamrutham to be sprayed. per acre.

Second Spray 21 days after the first spray.

150ltr Water: 10ltr Filtered Jeevamrutham to be sprayed per acre.

Third Spray 21 days after the Second Spray.

200ltr Water : 20ltr Filtered Jeevamrutham to be sprayed per acre.

Last Spray during the Milking stage of the plant, bud

Or when the fruits are small or when the Pods are small

Or Budding stage for flowers.

200Ltr Water : 5-6Ltr Sour Butter Milk to be sprayed per acre

Now for Standing Orchard, like, mango, papaya that are in yielding stage.

Immediately Spray Jeevamrutham after harvesting of the fruits.

200ltr water: 20ltr Jeevamrutham to be sprayed on the stems where from fruit was plucked.

This is to close the pipe that secretes honeywhich attracts fungus. Spraying Jeevamrutham on this time will help solve this fungus attack

When the new leaves come after the dormancy,

200ltr water : 20ltr Jeevamrutham to be sprayed on the tree to increase the canopy.

After 1 month spray again on the tree

200ltr water : 20ltr Jeevamrutham to be sprayed on the tree to increase the canopy.

To save the flower during the flowering stage.

Next during the flowering stage,

200ltr Water + 5ltr Dasaparniarkam kashayam +

Or 200ltr Neemastram without dilution..

Next spray of this medicine after 21 days

or the previous spray.

200ltr Water + 5ltr Dasaparniarkam kashayam +

Or 200ltr Neemastram without dilution..

During Fruiting stage:

When the fruit is 1/4th of the full size of the fruit (child stage)

200ltr WateR: 20ltr Jeevamrutham to be sprayed on the tree per Acre.

-> After 1 Month, Spray

Sapthadhanyankur Kashayam. after 1 month of the previous spray per acre.

-> After 1 Month. Last Spray for Fruiting stage.

Sapthadhanyankur Kashayam. after 1 month of the previous spray per acre.

FOR NEW ORCHARD PLANTATION Spraying:

1 Month After Seeding ON All Crops:

First Spray:

100ltr Water: 5ltr Filtered Jeevamrutham per acre

Second Spray after 21 days of  1st Spray

150ltr Water: 10ltr Filtered Jev

Third Spray 21 days after 2nd Spray

Spray 200ltr Water: 20ltr Filtered Jeevamrutham

Fourth Spray 1month after 3rd spray:

Spray 200ltr water: 5ltr Sour Butter Milk

Fifth Spray, 1 month after fourth spray:

Spray 200ltr Water: 20ltr Filtered Jeevamrutham per acre

Sixth Spray, 1 month after Fifth spray:

Spray 200ltr Water: 20ltr Filtered Jeevamrutham per acre