Jia Mu, early spring, budding, energy comes from the reserve of hibernation. When sowing, bean sprouts were born without photosynthesis and sunlight, that is, dried seeds (seeds fully dried by Geng Ji), water (imitating snow water in early spring) and quilt insulation on a hot kang (imitating Ding Huo), thus giving birth to bean sprouts (called Jia Mu without photosynthesis).
Ebony, Zhongchun and Zhuangjia Temple are one foot high, and roots are born, and photosynthesis has begun. They need to be watered a lot and vegetables have grown. In fact, the real ebony is the dense forest. Because some tall people are stupid and nearsighted, most of them only see leaves and vines, but really don't see the trunk.
First of all, Jia Mu needs Geng Jin, which is enough and cold in autumn (Geng Jin stands for early autumn). Geng Jin is powerful, which means autumn comes earlier), stimulating trees to store hibernation energy as soon as possible. When spring comes, trees need to breathe, release heat and promote germination. This is Ding Huo and Ding Huo, representing the fire, the heat from the trunk itself.
Frankly speaking,
Is to use Geng Jin to provide psychological pressure and sense of urgency. In fact, Jin Xin can also be used. If the nail is weak, stimulate it with Jin Xin. Yin and yang are different, and small strength and small harm.
Use Ding Huo to warm your heart, make you excited and make you work happily. When raw nail wood (seeds germinate), it doesn't need sunlight, just a proper temperature.