Teas?
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olylifter420
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I use dr. earths bud and bloom booster and dr. earths polyp bud food. It is all organic and my plant is really loving it!
i don't if this is the best, but it has worked well for me, very cost effective
MG Organic bone meal(6-9-0) and molasses
into 2 quarts of water, 1 tsp bone meal and 1 tsp molasses, keep well aerated, brew for 3 weeks(or longer)
i use nothing else for feeding, but it does smell rather foul
MG Organic bone meal(6-9-0) and molasses
into 2 quarts of water, 1 tsp bone meal and 1 tsp molasses, keep well aerated, brew for 3 weeks(or longer)
i use nothing else for feeding, but it does smell rather foul
dirrtyd
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If it smelled rather foul it was not good for your babies. The foul smell means it was aneorobic wrong kind. A good properly brewed tea will not have a foul smell. Good Luck dirrtyd
there's foul and really foul, i know what you mean
it is better described as an unpleasant, funky odor
but i have left it inadvertently un-aerated for a few days, and that is true foulness, that was anaerobic
i have had nothing but good results with this tea
olylifter420
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That organic mg is from porcine or pig. The dr. earths products I use are way better then mg and all you have to do is use 1/2 cup to every gallon plus a tbs of unsulfered mollasses, stir everytime you remember to during a 24hr period and its ready to serve.
E Scrizz
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I disagree on the foul smell being bad. I worked at a plant nursery and we produced liquid compost and it isn't the best smelling but is extremely powerful for an organic fert and it smells like rotten eggs. We use food scraps, lawn trimmings, oak leaves, folliage from plants, chicken and steer manure, worn casting, humus, perlite, and more. It is bomb. Also this company called great big plants makes some liquid fert and it is awesome.
it is pig - i like this because it recycles what would otherwise be a waste product
i probably spend about 20 cents for 1 plant's nutes for a grow, if that much
Vapor Nation
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I'm representing the Compost Tea Party. I use bacterial teas (for foliar feeding) and fungal teas (for soil drenching).
stinkbudd1
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I am going to try this out for now..Good price no hassle and reasonable shipping,by the time you buy all the engredients for a good tea you may ver well pay more in the long run...
Erath Earth Compost Tea
Staple of Organic Gardening
Gallon Concentrate makes up to 64 Galllons of Compost Tea
Quart Concentrate makes up to 16 Galllons of Compost Tea
OptionsPriceModelManufacturerUPCQuantity 1 Qt. $8.29 EE003 Erath Earth 979849888882
1 Gal. $24.99 EE002 Erath Earth 979849999991 Ingredients:Liquid Compost, Liquid Humate, Orange Oil, MolassesDescription:
Compost Tea is a microbial solution that improves soil structure, adds beneficial organisms to the soil to sustain plants, builds organic matter in the soil, and aids in nutrient uptake. Compost Teacontains BILLIONS of beneficial organisms, doing in one application what spreading compost onto crops does in multiple applications. Application Recommendations:Shake Well Before Use. Use 2 oz. per gallon of water or use 6 to 8 oz. per gallon of water for soil drench. 2 tbsp. = 1 oz. of liquid
Erath Earth Compost Tea
Staple of Organic Gardening
Gallon Concentrate makes up to 64 Galllons of Compost Tea
Quart Concentrate makes up to 16 Galllons of Compost Tea
OptionsPriceModelManufacturerUPCQuantity 1 Qt. $8.29 EE003 Erath Earth 979849888882
1 Gal. $24.99 EE002 Erath Earth 979849999991 Ingredients:Liquid Compost, Liquid Humate, Orange Oil, MolassesDescription:Compost Tea is a microbial solution that improves soil structure, adds beneficial organisms to the soil to sustain plants, builds organic matter in the soil, and aids in nutrient uptake. Compost Teacontains BILLIONS of beneficial organisms, doing in one application what spreading compost onto crops does in multiple applications. Application Recommendations:Shake Well Before Use. Use 2 oz. per gallon of water or use 6 to 8 oz. per gallon of water for soil drench. 2 tbsp. = 1 oz. of liquid
cannawizard
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AACT recipe:
bacterial dominant tea*
-1.5pds bacterial compost / vermicompost
-3-4 tablespoon liquid black strap molasses
-4 teaspoon dry soluble kelp or liquid kelp
-4 teaspoon fish emulsion
recipe from 'The Compost Tea Brewing Manual' by Dr. Elaine Ingham
bacterial dominant tea*
-1.5pds bacterial compost / vermicompost
-3-4 tablespoon liquid black strap molasses
-4 teaspoon dry soluble kelp or liquid kelp
-4 teaspoon fish emulsion
recipe from 'The Compost Tea Brewing Manual' by Dr. Elaine Ingham
olylifter420
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Hey is it ok to foliar feed durimlng flowering?
Dankster4Life
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stinkbudd.....will you be showing any grow using this?Would love to see how it works out for you.That is a nice price tag for sure.I am going to try this out for now..Good price no hassle and reasonable shipping,by the time you buy all the engredients for a good tea you may ver well pay more in the long run...
Erath Earth Compost Tea
Staple of Organic Gardening
Gallon Concentrate makes up to 64 Galllons of Compost Tea
Quart Concentrate makes up to 16 Galllons of Compost Tea
OptionsPriceModelManufacturerUPCQuantity 1 Qt. $8.29 EE003 Erath Earth 979849888882
Compost Tea is a microbial solution that improves soil structure, adds beneficial organisms to the soil to sustain plants, builds organic matter in the soil, and aids in nutrient uptake. Compost Teacontains BILLIONS of beneficial organisms, doing in one application what spreading compost onto crops does in multiple applications. Application Recommendations:Shake Well Before Use. Use 2 oz. per gallon of water or use 6 to 8 oz. per gallon of water for soil drench. 2 tbsp. = 1 oz. of liquid
purpz
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You can use your tea within 12 hours and shouldn't let it brew for more then 3 days!
upthearsenal
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Depends on what point in flowering you're in, and as long as mold is not an issue AT ALL.
upthearsenal
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Corbat420
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5 gallon bucket
aquarium pump with airstone
cheese cloth (or nylons, they work to)
1 tbsp Bat Guano (high N)
1tbsp Seabird Guano (high P)
1 cup Worm castings
2 tbsp Fish emulsion
2 OZ's (60 ML's) Black Strap Molassis
put castings and guano's into cheese cloth, stretch tight and tie off. put the emulsion and the mollasis into the water, stir the molasses into the water. turn the fish pump on for 2 days minimum and you have an awsome all purpose fertalizer.
use more guano with N for veg and more with P for flowering, you can tweek it to whatever your plants need whenever they need it
aquarium pump with airstone
cheese cloth (or nylons, they work to)
1 tbsp Bat Guano (high N)
1tbsp Seabird Guano (high P)
1 cup Worm castings
2 tbsp Fish emulsion
2 OZ's (60 ML's) Black Strap Molassis
put castings and guano's into cheese cloth, stretch tight and tie off. put the emulsion and the mollasis into the water, stir the molasses into the water. turn the fish pump on for 2 days minimum and you have an awsome all purpose fertalizer.
use more guano with N for veg and more with P for flowering, you can tweek it to whatever your plants need whenever they need it
stinkbudd1
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Well to answer your question hell yeah i will be posting this grow and it will be starting real soon like seed germing in a couple of days..I'll be doing some Midnight Kush along with some Pineapple Express and Sour Kush for that grow..If you have anything going let me know and i can sub to yours as well to keep you informed...
Dankster4Life
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Dumb ? maybe.......it'll be in the 600 or ya gonna do a new thread?
Either way i'll be following.