The Biodynamic Sequential Spray Technique
The Sequential Spray Technique is useful when moisture is lacking or when moisture is excessive.
To attract moisture:
All sprays should be applied when the moon is in a leaf/water constellation and is accomplished over a three-day period:
- Day one – evening spray BC (Barrel Compound);
- Day two – morning spray BD 501, evening spray BD 500;
- Day three – morning spray BD 508.
Because of the brevity of the moon’s transit through the water constellation Cancer, the moon spends a three-day period almost exclusively in the two other water signs, Scorpio and Pisces.
To deter moisture:
All sprays should be applied when the moon is in a Fruit/Fire constellation and is accomplished over a three-day period:
- Day one – evening spray BC (Barrel Compound);
- Day two – morning spray BD 508, evening spray BD 500;
- Day three – morning spray BD 501.
Because of the brevity of the moon’s transit through the fire constellation Aries, the moon
spends a three-day period in a fire sign almost exclusively in Leo and Sagittarius.
An abbreviated sequence can be used when constellation boundaries are too narrow. This
involves combining BC (Barrel Compound) and BD 500 in a single evening spray on day one and combining BD 501 and BD 508 in a single spray on the morning of day two. Where a serious drought situation exists, individual sprays of BD 508 should also be considered whenever the moon is in a leaf/ water constellation and can be applied either morning or evening as opportunity permits.
Eclipses, occultations, moon at perigee, planetary nodal points, and other factors narrow the possibilities for achieving a successful outcome.
Other possible additions: We prefer to use the fermented recipe for BD 508. The “trigger” for water is BD 508, while the “trigger” for drying (fire) is BD 501, with each placed last in the sequence depending on the desired outcome.