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sorry, we have canceled the conference at this time. there are now quarantine rules for arriving in hawaii, and this is not an essential trip for us at the present moment.

we are considering an online option, so please visit the knf conference website and sign up for our email and we will let you know. also on social media, and hopefully i will update this answer with a comment!

use the alcohol to make ohn? this way when you drink it will be knf medicine! and i don’t think one can over drink ohn? love to have you see the virtuous light of growing life!

you have purpose!

find your medicine and use it!

if super saturated properly, they store well at room temperature.

a fridge is ideal, but not always affordable.

without supersaturation, they store for a few weeks before turning to vinegar or alcohol at room temperature. in the fridge this will be much longer.

Thank u very much my friend.

Thank you! We separated the scoby and have been applying the solution through our fertigation system.

I have the same question.  Conventional info I found on line was, now that I’ve noticed the leaf curl, it’s too late to treat it, just wait till winter.  But now that I know about KNF, I am thinking it should help create the balance to heal the tree.

Next question is:  I want to make IMO and wondering whether I should aim for bacterially (grass) or fungally (forest) dominant?

Hi did you ever try vegan lab?

We are considering trying with soya milk.

Thanks

Any vinegar will do the job, use what is availabe to you, it will still work.

KNF is not about using only this and nothing else, it’s about using what you have available. Although if you use the exact ingredients, your results will likely be according to expectations.

Just don’t forget, if you want quality in your inputs, you should use quality ingredients, and BRV qualifies as that.

In Korea or Asia, BRV is easy to find and, I assume, also affordable, but more importantly it has its own unique set of properties which make it the prime choice in KNF. In other parts of the world one should use what is available there and ideally without disregarding quality, but lower end ingredients although not being optimal will also work.

i just started a batch from some plum FFJ only been a couple weeks but so far so good

Urine is a high nitrogen content liquid fertilizer that could be used, i would also think that FPJ made from legumes would be high in nitrogen also or other high nitrogen plants like corn or comfrey but i don’t think any of them will be as rich as FAA or urine. You could also plant legumes in with your crops such as hairy vetch, Legumes r known to pull nitrogen out of the air and store it in small sacks on the roots that the soil bacteria have access to and release to the plants.