Oregon Organic Compost Tea used Outdoor, my first time!

[HarvesterPdx]

this year I learned to make my own organic compost tea for my outdoor. It worked great, plants love the tea, reasonable cost and it was fun! Right now I just stopped my bloom recipe which is molasses, cal-mag, all purpose fertilizer, kelp meal, neem meal, nitro bat guano, phosphorus guano, liquid fish nitro, humid acid, oyster shell powder, liquid kelp, rock dust, azomite and earthworm castings. I never had to ph balance the tea before using ...

 

[iHearAll]

that's alot of ingredients

 

[iHearAll]

looks really nice

 

[calliandra]

this year I learned to make my own organic compost tea for my outdoor. It worked great, plants love the tea, reasonable cost and it was fun! Right now I just stopped my bloom recipe which is molasses, cal-mag, all purpose fertilizer, kelp meal, neem meal, nitro bat guano, phosphorus guano, liquid fish nitro, humid acid, oyster shell powder, liquid kelp, rock dust, azomite and earthworm castings. I never had to ph balance the tea before using ...

Beautiful plants you got yourself there!

Not to split hairs, but personally, I'd call what you're making there a nutrient tea, not a compost tea - it's just a name, but foregrounds what you're doing - mainly supplementing nutrients as opposed to mainly building microbial populations

In any case, your plants very obviously loved it plus the method feels right for you, that's worth alot!!
Congrats!

 

[HarvesterPdx]

Beautiful plants you got yourself there!

Not to split hairs, but personally, I'd call what you're making there a nutrient tea, not a compost tea - it's just a name, but foregrounds what you're doing - mainly supplementing nutrients as opposed to mainly building microbial populations

In any case, your plants very obviously loved it plus the method feels right for you, that's worth alot!!
Congrats!

Thank you...I'm still learning...

 

[D port Growth]

looks great! if your looking to add something try a little mulch or cover crop.

 

[HarvesterPdx]

that's alot of ingredients

lol I know I had a mentor help, it worked well....and inexpensive..

 

[HarvesterPdx]

looks great! if your looking to add something try a little mulch or cover crop.

Got mine covered! I made a hoop house this year.. so worth it!

 

[D port Growth]

cover crop would be like crimson clover or buckwheat grass on the top layer of soil. but that greenhouse is nice. killer first try even with help from a friend you naturally have the green thumb.

 

[HarvesterPdx]

that's alot of ingredients

willing to share the recipe!

 

[HarvesterPdx]

cover crop would be like crimson clover or buckwheat grass on the top layer of soil. but that greenhouse is nice. killer first try even with help from a friend you naturally have the green thumb.

oh..hehe sorry misunderstood

 

[calliandra]

Thank you...I'm still learning...

As we all are