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Step 1
Harvest young branches of a willow tree, ideally first-year growth.
Step 2
Remove and compost all of the leaves and cut the branches into 1-inch(2.5 cm) pieces
Step 3
Fill a jar half full with branches and pour boiling water over the branches to fill the jar. Allow to steep overnight, strain the next day.
Step 4
Soak new cuttings in willow water before rooting or use it to water cuttings. When rooting cuttings in water, dilute willow water to half-strength. Willow water can also be used to water seedlings. Store willow water in the refrigerator for up to 2 months.
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