Indigenous Micro Organisms (IMO1 -2)

Revive soil nutrients. It speeds growth of plants hasten decomposition

works like “vaccinating” against plants diseases and is used in
treatment applied to the soil in order to improve it’s fertility and
health. Creates compounds like enzymes and lactic acid that suppress
various diseases.

Put cooked/ steamed rice in a wooden box or

perforated plastic tray that is 8 ½ “ x 11” x 3”
HOW TO MAKE THE CONCOCTION
1
or a length of a bamboo pole open or split open
Cover the box, tray or
on one side. Make sure there is enough
moisture in the box. Fill half of the container bamboo with a clean sheet of
with rice. Do not compress. Without sufficient paper is used to allow air to
supply of air, anaerobic bacteria will not thrive. 2 pass through and tie with a
string. Label day made and
harvesting day.

Cover and wrap with plastic to keep out

rainwater, protect from wild rats or small
rodents that may come and take it.
3

Bury in an area where

IMO’s abound. Collect
from forest floors or site
where many decompose
leaf molds are found,
4 bamboo forest, rice
paddy or coconut husk.
Cover the surface of the
rice.
black molds.
top of the rice disregard
white molds will form on
5
days to the do the process)
cold area you need five
Remove after 3 days (in

HOW TO USE THE

CONCOCTION

1. Mix 2 tablespoons of the juice to

1 liter of water
2. Spray on soil and plants. It
prevents offensive odors when Place in a plastic container/ jar the moldy rice
used for animal housing. and mix with 1 kilo of molasses or crude sugar.
This6mixture is called IMO2

Cover the jar with a clean sheet of

paper and tie with a string. Place in a
cool and shaded place. After 7 days
this will yield a mud like juice. Strain
7 the liquid do not closed the cap. Wait
till tiny bubbles disappear from the
bottom.