jivamrut

JIVAMRUT making
Jeevamrutham, which is a traditional organic
fertilizer works as a cool drink for plants.
Can be used as a fertilizer for each plant for every
week, which boosts the plant growth and gives
good yield. We need to use the prepared one with in
one week of preparation. Please note that once we
use Jeevamrutham, we shouldn’t water the plants
for 12 hrs.
How to Prepare
Requirements for 10liters of jeevamrutham
1. 1/2 litre Cow Urine
2. 1/2 K.g Cow Dung
3. 100 gms Jaggery
4. 100 gms Basin Powder/ Black-eyed peas or cow
peas Powder
5. 2 tb spn of Top soil
Procedure
1. In 2 and 1/2 litre water mix cow dung, urine
Jaggery and basin powder. Stir the contents with
stick. Make sure no lumps are there in the liquid.
2. In this add 7 litres of water so that will get 10
litres of liquid.
3. Keep this container outside under the shade/
under the tree. place some cotton cloth over it.
4. Stir the liquid in the container every day in
morning and evening for about 15 minutes.
5. Jeevamrutham will be preaperd in 48 hrs, Can
use directly to plants.
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