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Druidic herbalism's brew potion only functions for spells on the druid list, explicitly. I'm not sure secret of magical discipline is of use here.
I can't think of a temporary means of gaining a feat which lasts the hours you'd need to use brew potion, anyway.
As avr says. Or to quote Druidic Herbalism: "This acts like the Brew Potion feat, but only for spells on the druid spell list."
If you can add spells to your spell list, then I'm sure some would argue that should work (the question being whether Druidic Herbalism uses your druid's spell list or the generic druid's spell list), but anything that merely allows you to cast spells from other lists is right out.
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Another wrench in the works is that Secret of Magical Discipline allows you to cast a spell. But while Brew Potion expends spells, you're not actually casting them.
Edit: at 4th level, a Herbalist Druid "can create concoctions of spells from any spell list, as long as she can cast the spell". So a literal reading of that would make the whole trick work after all, I think.
It probably makes secrets of magical discipline work with their potions/concoctions, you're right. They still take 4 hours each to make, even at half the usual time which is an issue for any buff I can think of but...
Additionally, at 7th level, a druid can create any herbal concoction in 1 minute.
When this comes online then paragon surge (if your druid is a half-elf) could get you a bonus feat which you could spend on SMD. You'd want to gain access to this via a scroll, potion or whatever of course. The potions you create this way are treated as infusions though, they take up your spell slots and stop working if you reprepare that spell slot.
No, there really isn't.