Liquid sheep wool tincture for healing and fertilizing plants, shrubs, and trees
A tincture composed of steeped sheep wool and spring water offers a natural, environmentally friendly solution for fertilizing and healing plants, addressing the limitations of chemical-based fertilizers and pesticides.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- DE202024001923
- Authority / Receiving Office
- DE · DE
- Patent Type
- Utility models
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-10-07
- Publication Date
- 2025-03-13
- Estimated Expiration
- 2034-10-31
AI Technical Summary
Conventional fertilizers and pesticides often rely on chemical additives, which can be harmful to the environment and plant health, while also lacking a natural, effective solution for healing and fertilizing plants.
A tincture made from sheep wool and spring water, left to steep for 6-12 months, which is then strained and bottled, providing a natural fertilizer and healing agent for plants, shrubs, and trees.
The tincture effectively fertilizes and heals plants by providing essential nutrients like nitrogen, potassium, and magnesium, while being environmentally friendly and addressing various plant diseases and pests.
Abstract
Description
[0001] It is a tincture for fertilizing and healing all plants (both houseplants and balcony and garden plants), shrubs and trees. 1. Preparation of the tincture:
[0002] The tincture consists of sheep's wool and spring water.
[0003] It is prepared in a 10-liter bucket with 1 kg of sheep's wool, the rest is filled with spring water.
[0004] The bucket is sealed with a lid, and the infusion is left to steep for 6-12 months. The longer the steeping time, the better the healing effect of the tincture. 2. Bottling:
[0005] The brew that was created during the brewing time is now treated separately. a) The stale brew is poured through a sieve into a barrel. b) The wet sheep's wool is filled into a pillowcase and then placed in a spinner so that the remaining liquid is spun out of the sheep's wool. c) This brew is then also sieved and poured into the same barrel (lit. a)). d) The brew in the barrel is now vigorously stirred with a rod to ensure all ingredients are thoroughly blended. The brew can then be poured into 1-liter bottles or canisters (5 liters, 10 liters). The filling process is again carried out using a sieve to ensure no solid particles get into the bottles or canisters. This prevents the spray function from clogging. e) Finally, the bottles and canisters are labelled. 3. Use of the tincture for healing and fertilization: a) For fertilizing plants, shrubs and trees, the tincture should be diluted with water in a ratio of 1:4 (1 liter of tincture to 4 liters of water). b) To heal sick plants (both indoor and outdoor plants), shrubs, and trees, the tincture should be used in a 1:1 ratio. Indoor plants should be sprayed with the tincture outdoors, as the tincture has a distinctive odor that dissipates after approximately five hours. The plants, shrubs, and trees are strengthened by the use of the tincture, and their appearance is positively influenced. 4. The tincture can be used for the following plant diseases and pests: • to combat rose diseases, • Fungal infections in all plants, including vegetables, e.g. cucumbers, zucchini • Aphids, • Spraying trees, e.g. to combat codling moths, apple moths, plum moths, bark beetles and much more. 5. Information on the state of the art
[0006] This is a tincture / substance that is made from only two natural substances (sheep's wool, spring water), without any additives.
[0007] The tincture can be used not only for fertilizing plants, shrubs, and trees, but also for curing many plant diseases and controlling plant pests.
[0008] Current fertilizers and pesticides are made from several components, usually with the help of chemical additives.
[0009] Sheep's wool is a natural waste product after the sheep are shaved. Sheep's wool naturally contains high concentrations of nitrogen and potassium, oxygen, carbon, and hydrogen. Sheep's wool often also contains manure from sheep and other grazing animals, which provides additional important nutrients. This provides the plants with additional magnesium, potassium, and phosphorus.
[0010] Fertilizing with sheep wool tincture is a very environmentally friendly way of fertilizing.
Claims
[1] Liquid tincture for healing and fertilizing plants, shrubs, trees, characterized by that it contains sheep's wool and spring water (water directly from the source). [2] Liquid tincture according to claim 1, characterized by that it is made of sheep's wool with water from a spring. [3] Liquid tincture according to claim 1 or 2, characterized by that it also contains the following plant nutrients: nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), potassium (K), magnesium (Mg), calcium (Ca), sulfur (S). [4] Liquid tincture according to claim 1 or 2 or 3, characterized by that it is free of heavy metals. [5] Liquid tincture according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized by that the total nitrogen content is 391 mg / kg, the phosphorus content is 15.3 mg / kg, the potassium content is 2,490 mg / kg, the magnesium content is 56.8 mg / kg, the calcium content is 309 mg / kg and the sulphur content is 84.5 mg / kg. [6] Liquid tincture, characterized bythat the tincture consists of an aqueous solution of a mixture of substances according to one of the preceding claims.