Re: CULT: Lantana juice?


Dave,


>Donald: Suggest that you gather the most succulent parts of the plant and
>pulverize them in a blender with a sufficient amount of water to make a
thin
>slurry. Strain the exraneous solid material through a coffe filter or fine
>cheese cloth and then apply the remaining liquid using a spray bottle with
a
>suitable spreader/sticker.

Done.  Though I really couldn't tell what parts were most succulent, so
leaves, stems and blooms were used.  Juice sure was green.  The seedlings
all of a sudden have the nicest, healthiest color imaginable.  Better color
for them than polk berries, I think.  'Course if I go out in the a.m. and
find that they've all withered away, I'm going to regret this.  Plus the
kitchen now has the odor of lantana permeating every corner.  Not bad, but
distinctively lantana.  I think the modern variety I'm growing doesn't quite
smell as pungent as the old two toned ones.  It was awfully messy making it.

Donald Eaves
donald@eastland.net
Texas Zone 7b, USA



 

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