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I've read about using willow trees for natural rooting hormone, but thought the water was not supposed to be boiled.
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An absolutely good point...I've seen a few tea recipes that call for boiling. I've made those with great success with warm/hot water (hot, but still able to hold my hand underneath).
This is exactly how I found this tea recipe.
Brindie - your version by all means makes much more sense from a microbial standpoint.
One thing that I'm discovering during my travels for info is, that we MJ growers are awfully good at what we do.
I've gotten into some conversations with long time farmers and serious organic growers, to find that many of my questions go unanswered, and leave them looking at me like... "I have no clue what this guy is talking about".
I've really started to play around with some clones. I'm looking forward to the wild willows showing up. The auxins, gibberellins and cytokinins in the recipe should actually be a good addition at anytime (without over doing it), not just rooting...we'll see.