Wild lupin (tarwi) decoction
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Decoction of wild lupin leaves, stems or roots with aloe vera or prickly pear as a sticker, mixed with soapy water, used in family greenhouses on the Bolivian altiplano.
Application description: In greenhouses, on vegetables, flowers and herbs, in the afternoon, with a fine-spray sprayer.
Dose: 1 L of preparation in 5 L of water; a 20 L sprayer for about 30 m².
Wild lupins contain toxic alkaloids: gloves, and keep away from children and animals. Before any use, check your country's regulations: in the EU, a homemade preparation presented for plant-protection use is not authorised.
1. Finely chop the lupin.
2. Add it to 12 L of boiling water with the scraped aloe vera or prickly pear.
3. Boil for 15 minutes.
4. Mix with the soapy water.
5. Cool and leave for 6 hours.
About 7 hours; use within 24 hours.
Slightly viscous green liquid.
IPES, RUAF Foundation and FAO (2010). “Biopreparados para el manejo sostenible de plagas y enfermedades en la agricultura urbana y periurbana”, ¿Cómo hacerlo? series, sheet n.º 27, validated by FAO in 1,400 protected family micro-gardens in El Alto (project GCP/035/BOL/BEL, Bolivia): https://www.fao.org/3/a-as435s.pdf — guide also circulated by Portal Frutícola. Recipe written in our own words.
Recipe written in our own words by biopreparados.es. Copyright and sources
Grégory Prybys
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Country: Argentina
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