Hello,

I am grateful for purchasing and studying your books, my understanding of soil health is much greater than it was prior to reading your books. Thank you.

I made a 20L batch of JWA and because I am located in a small country where chemicals are hard to find I substituted the 640g of potassium hydroxide with the available sodium hydroxide. After 3 days the mixture was not soft but hard like a brick. With the added water and mixing with a drill constantly for many hours I was able to break all the hard parts and was left with something like a tar consistency.

At this stage I boiled some of the JWA for 5 min to see if it would go back to a liquid form and it only slightly improved. Currently the texture is similar to peanut butter.

What can I do to save this batch of JWA?

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Best regards
Bill  

Ok, thanks for the info.  

JWA can be mixed with synthetic pesticides as long as only soft water is used. It helps to amplify the effect of synthetic pesticides. That JWA is alkaline doesn't matter too much.