Ormus Gardening
Introduction by Ralph Kinsley

Introduction...
I am not an Alchemist. Nor do I have a formal background in any of the sciences.  I have a minor in music and an MBA in marketing. I retired from a career in business. 

That's when I met Chris Emmons, registered pharmacist, master alchemist, and author, Ormus Modern Day Alchemy.  Chris taught me about Ormus and I began to use it extensively in the gardening we do here in our N. Florida Homestead. 

I use it to soak seeds prior to germination and feed it to the seedlings and fruit-bearing plants.  I use it in our vegetable gardens, orchard, and berry patch. I add it to supplement all fertilizers. Ormus has been fed to all of the plants here at Ormus Fairy Tale Gardens. 
Ormus in the following forms and rates is applied:

1) Top wash water from Discovery in Action collection , 100% strength and mixed with an water soluble N-P-K nutrient-applied to hearty established plants. 

2) Discovery in Action diluted at the rate of 1/2 tablespoon per gallon. Used primarily for soaking seeds 4-6 hours before planting.
 

3) Great Salt Lake Concentrate-1/2 (50%) to 1 (100%) teaspoon per gallon mixed with an
N-P-K water soluble nutrient-applied to seedlings AFTER THE SECOND SET OF LEAVES BEGIN TO DEVELOP. Gradually increase from 50% to 100% as plant develops.

This section has been added to show how Ormus helps grow food. I hope what you find here will be beneficial to raise wholesome, nutritious, and healthy fruit and vegetables. Perhaps you will even have a bountiful harvest to share with others who might be hungry. 

Documentation of our work here in the gardens with numerous photos follow . The links are presented in chronological order. 
                                                                                                                                                                                                                        Contact Ralph Kinsley here. 

Ormus Garden Winter Report-January 13, 2021

Several hard frosts but some good crops continue to harvest. Spring planting preparation in progress. 

Ormus Garden Post Planting Report-February 25, 2021
 

It has been warm. Seedlings transferred from nursery to gardens.