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Crazy thought here, but it could be something new to think about.
Willow tea is sometimes used as a rooting hormone in organic greenhouses and stuff.
What if the willow is giving something to the water instead of taking something away?
I may try a little project with willow tea in the spring when my willows get new growth.
BTW, I have many black willow and am willing to share for the price of shipping. They won't start leafing out here in MO for a couple months though.
Willow tea is sometimes used as a rooting hormone in organic greenhouses and stuff.
What if the willow is giving something to the water instead of taking something away?
I may try a little project with willow tea in the spring when my willows get new growth.
BTW, I have many black willow and am willing to share for the price of shipping. They won't start leafing out here in MO for a couple months though.