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1/2 pound per gallon. Once every 7 days.

It is not affected by rain and water. Protection continues. It also provides protection against sunburns. In addition, a 30% increase in yield was observed when used on fruit trees (walnut etc.).

Kaolin clay is used in many fields. Instead of buying from pottery stores, you can order kaolin clay products for agriculture, online.

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I don't know what she did, but I use a mix of about 700 g of clay to 3.8 L of water (or about 3 cups clay to 1 gallon water). Note that this will give you a lot of the mixture. If you have a small garden, you could do a mix of about 180 g to 1 L (or 3/4 cup to 1 qt). If you are using a sprayer, you should also put in a small amount of dish soap to help it flow. I don't think it needs to be exact, so long as the clay is dissolved and the mixture appears milky. If you are at it for a long time, you will want to shake or stir your mixture from time to time to keep the clay from settling to the bottom.

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For fruit trees, 5% is sufficient. It can be prepared as 500 gr kaolin for 10 liters of water. For vegetables (eggplant, tomato, green pepper, etc.), a mixture of 2.5% will be sufficient. 250 grams of kaolin clay is enough for 10 liters of water.