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The point of brewing a tea is for the microbes to "take over" the base-water. A concentrated brew may just bite you in the butt by not allowing the room and oxygen they'd need to grow.

Add some mulch on top of your top dress, it'll keep the "top layer" nice and moist and happy.

Mephisto is top tier, dinafem, Dutch passion, fast buds, nightowl are all right there.

You too dress after brewing, brewing puts more of the beneficials into an already useable state. You can't foliar a top dress, but you can brew foliar and too dress the left overs, etc.

Hahahha and if you read the link shared they also don't say ship direct. Most places don't advertise drop shipping and if you've ever worked in any kind of sales you'd know it's common in alot of industry, live animals shouldn't be one.

Join any worm composting group and research for yourself or place some orders and watch them all ship from different states. And please separate the blues from reds and let us know how many of your reds you paid for aren't.... Your choice. Much better places out there- Green Greg's, Texas worm...

Yep just start small and have fun.

Don't give up. You can grow weed in dirt. All the extras are to make it better. Pop some seeds and enjoy it, don't let it stress you. My last year outdoor went to shit cuz of bugs end of season, learn and grow. Some of my best bud so far was my first grow- tinkering with things takes time. Get a...

I run pretty much knf/organic/no till with compost, castings and good mulch. So not a huge help. I've had good success using nectar One shot- dry slow release. Add some when first mix up your soil, too dress around when flowers start. It's simple.

You can mix one shot in when starting then topdress around when start seeing flowers, can pick up your choice of liquid or dry feed, pick up tea blends, fish hudrolysate, lots of options and ways to go about feeding.

Nectar One Shot is what I run for slow release. The owner has a little video about using One Shot on autos.

Only thing I'll add is this close to season bokashi may be the only viable for this year's use. I'd get a worm bin going now so it's ready for next year ahead of time.

Moisture meeters are generally useless. Nectar #4 is my current go to for quick bag soil.

Osmotic pressure. The dry sugar is what sucks out the good stuff.

If you Google knf ffj the first result is literally from Cho's natural farming and is a proper method.

You need to use brown sugar, you don't want to add extra liquid in. All the liquid will come from you sourced material if done properly. Watch the Chris Trump videos, highly informative.

Molasses doesn't go in either one. Just sugar and source material equal weights then capped.

Molasses doesn't go in fpj, just sugar and source material.

I was happy with it. Got some DP seeds on way and if luck wins out can cross with some purple microdot.

Im hoping to cross with some autos one way or another. Good to know a more common name!! I knew would be a long one so already planning some garage space.