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Hugo Erbe #5 – Cow Stomach Preparation

Hugo Erbe #5 – Cow Stomach Preparation

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At a Glance:

One unit is 10 mL.
One unit treats 1 ton (1–1½ cubic meters) of compost
or 1 acre of ground.

What it does:
Stimulates the processes that support the habitat for elemental beings.

How to use:
Stir into 2–3 gallons of rainwater, and spray onto new compost heaps, established compost heaps, or soil.

Ingredients:
Cow cud, cow blood, rainwater, horn manure (BD 500), yarrow preparation (BD 502), chamomile preparation (BD 503), stinging nettle preparation (BD 504), oak bark preparation (BD 505), dandelion preparation (BD 506), valerian preparation (BD 507).

Learn more about Cow Stomach Preparation (Erbe #5).


Erbe #5 Detailed Usage Instructions: English | Chinese

Please note: Quantities over 1 may be bagged together.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use JPI Hugo Erbe No. 5 Cow Stomach Preparation?

One 10 mL unit treats 1 ton of compost or 1 acre: stir it in 2–3 gallons of rainwater for 1 hour; distribute the spray through each portion of a new heap while mixing ingredients rather than preserving separate unmixed bands; pour it into half-depth holes in an established heap, or spray it on soil in the latter part of the day. Full current handout: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1waShNOo3Qo0pDJQpyARjKa5MYwQZb3hU/view?usp=drivesdk

What does Hugo Erbe #5 do for my garden?

It stimulates processes that support the habitat for elemental beings, enhancing soil vitality.

How much area does one unit of Hugo Erbe #5 cover?

One unit treats 1 ton of compost or 1 acre of ground.

What ingredients are in Hugo Erbe #5 Cow Stomach Preparation?

Hugo Erbe #5 contains cow cud, cow blood, rainwater, BD 500 horn manure, and all six compost preparations: yarrow (BD 502), chamomile (BD 503), stinging nettle (BD 504), oak bark (BD 505), dandelion (BD 506), and valerian (BD 507).