Mossy trees
I saw you speak about a solution for moss covered trees….but I cannot find the video, can you please remind me what the ingredients were? I thought it was OHN, BRV, and LAB. Is this correct? Thank you!
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if i remember i think drake was talking about maintenance solution and suz was also talking about it on that episode if so it is OHN,BRV,FPJ,WCAP ....LAB i would think might help also
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Drafted by Claude from Office Hours and the books
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Sep 2026
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Drake's office hour answers on moss name a different mix. He says to mix seawater, IMO, and ground oatmeal. The oatmeal makes the IMO sticky, so it clings to the moss. (Office Hours Ep. 35, 50:55)
In another episode, Drake says to paint a slurry of IMO, seawater, and oatmeal onto the mossy bark. That eases sunburn and helps the bark heal. (Office Hours Ep. 20, 1:06:05)
OHN, BRV and FPJ do show up together in the library, but for a different job. Drake's course manual pairs them as a foliar cocktail every 10–12 days to make plants less susceptible to powdery and downy mildew. (Student's Manual, Basic Course, p. 27)
The library does not list OHN, BRV or LAB for moss, and it gives no ratios or timing for the moss slurry.
Sources
- 1:06:05 Office Hours Ep. 20 (Feb 2022) — Crystal Vortex Brewer, Pig Pen Sizing, WCA/WCP for People · “Paint a slurry of IMO, seawater, and oatmeal onto the mossy bark to ease sunburn and help it heal.”
- 50:55 Office Hours Ep. 35 (Jun 2022) — Gray IMO, Protector Overuse, Chicken Feed Ratios · “Mix seawater, IMO, and ground oatmeal, which makes the IMO sticky so it clings to the moss on the tree.”
- p. 27 Student's Manual, Basic Course · “applied as a foliar spray every 10–12 days to make plants less susceptible to powdery mildew and downy mildew.”
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MICROBES/IMO4
STRUCTURE/WCAP 1:1000
MINERALS/SEAWATER 1:20
MEDICINE/OHN 1:1000
CLEANSER/BRV 1:500
loess rockdust 3%
"Master Cho's Moss on a tree solution" recipe from Drake's PureKNF certification course video on youtube
Saw this asked and answered on last weeks office hour, but maybe someone else want's to know too!
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