Fpj avocado leaves
Can i use new avocado leaves for fpj.
The answer
Yes. Taking the growth tips early in the morning is a good way to get growth hormones.
The avocado may not render that much juice, but may be worth it if you have a large volume of tips to work with.
From the KNF library
From the KNF library
Drafted by Claude from Office Hours and the books
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Sep 2026
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4 sources
Drake recommends new growth over mature leaves. Growth tips carry the hormones and enzymes. Mature leaves just make sugar. (Office Hours Oct 2025, 15:04)
To assist the batch:
- Collect the fast-growing tips before sunrise. (Student's Manual, Basic Course, p. 32)
- Gather them with dew still on. Dew gives a higher volume of juice. (Cho, Recipe, p. 34)
- Do not rinse them. The microbes on the surface do the fermenting. (Student's Manual, Basic Course, p. 32)
- If avocado gives little juice, add fine salt, up to 10% of the sugar weight. Plants do not all render juice equally. (Office Hours Ep. 40, 8:50)
The library does not name avocado leaves or say how much juice they give.
Sources
- 8:50 Office Hours Ep. 40 (Jul 2022) — Soil Compaction, Seawater Drench, IMO3 Microscope · “Not all plants render juice equally; add up to 10% of the sugar weight as fine salt to draw more juice out.”
- 15:04 Office Hours (Oct 2025) — FPJ Sinks vs Sources, IMO4 Bog Soil Myth, Bee Feed Without Sugar · “Growth tips are sinks loaded with hormones and enzymes; mature leaves are sources that just make sugar”
- p. 34 Cho, Recipe · “Ingredients with dew on them creates a higher volume of FP].”
- p. 32 Student's Manual, Basic Course · “Before sunrise, collect the fast-growing tips”
