Translations:Benutzer:Arian/Klett-Mini-Test/1331/en

In the early morning hours, following the process of the earth's out-breathing and therewith the ascending sap-stream, one will stir and spray into the still dew-moist crops. By contrast, in the ripening phase of those crops that fruit vegetatively — root crops and the like — a spraying working on the descending sap-stream would be preferable in the late afternoon toward evening. The timing of application for both preparations is subject to no general rule, but to the personal relationship one has with one's crops in relation to the whole of the farm. They reveal themselves — and indeed frequently with great definiteness — out of the force of Intuition, when one pauses in the work, whether in the evening or in the course of walking over the fields, and, lingering in observation, takes stock of what has been experienced.