At a Glance:
One unit is 12 grams.
One unit treats 1 acre.
What it does:
The harmonizing preparation is intended as a conscious expression of gratitude from humans toward the beings of the elemental world—the most important helpers on any farm or garden.
How to use:
Stir in 10–15 gallons of rainwater for 1 hour. Spray immediately during the latter part of the day, when shadows are growing long.
Ingredients:
Egg whites, honey, cows' milk, red grape juice, sunflower oil, cooking salt, whole wheat.
Learn more about Harmonizing Preparation (Erbe #9).
Special Note Please observe the same caution with this spray as with the Three Kings Preparation. Do not use this preparation without also using the basic nine biodynamic preparations given by Rudolf Steiner beforehand, as well as continuing to use them in a consistent and diligent fashion.
Erbe #9 Detailed Usage Instructions: English | Chinese
For additional information, visit: JPI Preparation Articles ; Instruction Handouts
Please note: Orders of 2+ units may be bagged together.
At a Glance:
One unit is 12 grams.
One unit treats 1 acre.
What it does:
The harmonizing preparation is intended as a conscious expression of gratitude from humans toward the beings of the elemental world—the most important helpers on any farm or garden.
How to use:
Stir in 10–15 gallons of rainwater for 1 hour. Spray immediately during the latter part of the day, when shadows are growing long.
Ingredients:
Egg whites, honey, cows' milk, red grape juice, sunflower oil, cooking salt, whole wheat.
Learn more about Harmonizing Preparation (Erbe #9).
Special Note Please observe the same caution with this spray as with the Three Kings Preparation. Do not use this preparation without also using the basic nine biodynamic preparations given by Rudolf Steiner beforehand, as well as continuing to use them in a consistent and diligent fashion.
Erbe #9 Detailed Usage Instructions: English | Chinese
For additional information, visit: JPI Preparation Articles ; Instruction Handouts
Please note: Orders of 2+ units may be bagged together.
