Ormus Gardening
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 including Alchemist Plant Elixir and Ormus Vermicompost, both made here. 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) Alchemist Plant Elixir- A blend of top wash water from Discovery in Action collection, comfrey tea, and Ormus fed worm vermicompost leachate. 

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. 

NEW IN 2022 !

Late last December in 2021 we established a worm farm for the production of Vermicompost and planted Comfrey. I now make a tea of these two items plus Discovery in Action top water. After the 2nd set of leaves of my vegetable crops develop this is all I use. Works great!  Read more about it here. 

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

                                                                                                                                                                                                                        Contact Ralph Kinsley here. 

Ormus Garden Winter Report-January, 2021 
 Several hard frosts but some good crops continue to harvest. Spring planting preparation in progress.  

Ormus Garden Post Planting Report-March, 2022
Exciting New Developments!  
  

30 Day Growth Photo Comparisons of an  
Organic Ormus Garden 
April to May, 2022