From Bob Makransky's Magical Living: gardening as communion, not conquest.
Copal incense smoke carries intent: "Please leave; I need these plants." Leave a few plants for them. Be sincere. Frankincense prevents issues—waft with growth wishes. Naked, moonlit work = joyous attention.
Live-trap one. Care for it daily. Talk gently. Earn trust. Tell it to relocate its clan to a designated spot (sweet potatoes offered). Release with message. Works for cutter ants too—ask politely, negotiate if needed.
Every part radiates love. Grow fruiting bananas near home. Gift to northerners. No greater generosity.
Steiner's methods work if you believe. Joyous stirring of water > store-bought preps without heart. Doubt blocks results. Certainty creates reality—same as turning a key.
Frankincense. Apologize to scion and rootstock. Ask permission. Visualize union, growth, fruit. Kiss the graft. Commend to earth.
This isn't superstition—it's relationship. Plants respond to attention, intention, and respect. Try it. The garden listens.
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