AACT, Bloom Tea, Veg Tea, Fungal Tea, Myco Tea, recipes from the outdoor guys.

Primarily microbial,I read somewhere that aquashield is some form of poultry manure/compost tea.. so I thought maybe this could be beneficial to my brew as well as a nitrogen boost..
 
Scroga said:
Primarily microbial,I read somewhere that aquashield is some form of poultry manure/compost tea.. so I thought maybe this could be beneficial to my brew as well as a nitrogen boost..
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Then I would compost the manure first. I would imagine that there is *some* population of bacteria present in fresh manure, but the composting process will multiply them exponentially and ensure that the benes out-compete the anaerobic variety when done properly. Pathogens need to be considered too when working with fresh manure. Probably a good idea to compost any manure due to that alone.
 
per 3 gallons of water

1 gallon pot with a 75/25 mix of vermucastings and old growth forest humus
2 tablespoon earth juice hi brix molasses
3 teaspoon black diamond humic acid
3 teaspoons of bio weed cold processed sea kelp
3 teaspoons of bio marine cold processed squid
1/2 cup ground organic outs

brewing in a 5 gal. bucket with a good sized air pump with two 6 in. air stones making good sized bubbles dilute 1 gallon of tea to 1 gallon of water

i brew for 24 to 36 hours depending on when i feel like watering.

where i live its 95 or hotter during the outdoor grow season so i find just berwing in a nice shady spot i have in my back yard works water seems to hold at 75 ta 82 digress and in the fall my shed works just fine for those cold nights

i got two purple urkel/Hindu kush seeds that came from a buddy that lives in northern Cali started them march 5 and just happend two get two females there in two gal smart pots with a 50/50 mix of pro mix with big grow stones they get feed the tea every other week and i feed with the general organics full line only half the dose GH recommends on the off weeks doing great but ready to go in bigger pots

i will be using the 50/50 mix in 75 gal smart pots with straw mulch on top and feed the same just more tea per feeding and was just looking to see if i missed anything i could be doing or if anyone had some suggestions would love to hear from some long time outdoor growers??
 
from what i understand it is.. i wouldnt see why not it did have lots fungi active going in it, would be good to help bring up fungal to bacteria ratio maybe, just a guess really.. only why to know is a micro scoop but i do know compost used to grow commercial mushrooms has to sit for 2 years before it can be sold depending on how the mushroom growers store the soil for the two years would determent if there was anything living in it..

i do know in flower your gonna want to run something with a good fungal to bacteria ratio 5/5 fungi help with the transfer of potassium and phosphates and most bacteria are nitrogen fixating

the tea i run should make a 5/3 bacteria to fungi ratio
 
I use this brew. I stole it from some dude named SpaceshipFarmer. I have seen nothing but good results from it. Strong stuff.

King of the HILL Organic Guano Tea Recipe




Week 1-3 Clone/ Seedling brew
Week 4-6 Veg 1 Brew
Week 7-9 Veg 2 Brew
Week 10-14 Bloom 1 Brew
Week 15-18 Bloom 2 Brew
Water with Brew once a week. Give fresh non-chlorinated water as needed in between brew.


Clone/Seedling Brew (less than 4 weeks old):
1/2 Cup of Earth Worm Castings or Alaskan Humus or fresh compost
2 1/2 TBS Unsulfured Black Strap Molasses
1 tsp Liquid Kelp Extract
Mix in 2 1/2 gallons of (treated or non-chlorinated or fish tank) water with air stone for 18-24 hours.
Make sure to strain well through cheesecloth if using airoponic rootmisting.

Once a week until roots are over 1inch. Then same mix plus 2 TBS Mycorrhizae Fungus product (Oregonism XL).


Veg 1 Brew
1 cup Earth Worm Castings or Alaskan Humus or fresh compost
1/3 cup Mexican Bat Guano (Nitrogen rich guano)
1/2 cup Alfalfa meal
5 TBS Unsulfured Black Strap Molasses
5 TBS Liquid Kelp Extract
Mix in 5 gallons of (amquell treated or non-chlorinated or fish tank) water with air stone for 18-24 hours.

For soil drench application cut finished brew with fresh water(amquell treated or non-chlorinated or fish tank) 50/50.

For foliar feed application spray finished brew every 2-3 days in the first 6 hours of light. (MY PERSONAL FAVORITE)


Veg 2 Brew
1 cup Earth Worm Castings or Alaskan Humus or fresh compost
1/3 cup Mexican Bat Guano (Nitrogen rich guano)
1/3 cup Peruvian Seabird Guano (all around rich guano **BE CAREFUL**)
1/2 cup Alfalfa meal
5 TBS Unsulfured Black Strap Molasses
5 TBS Liquid Kelp Extract
3-5 TBS Concentrated Fish emulsions
Mix in 5 gallons of (amquell treated or non-chlorinated or fish tank) water with air stone for 18-24 hours.

For soil drench application cut finished brew with fresh water(amquell treated or non-chlorinated or fish tank) 50/50.

For foliar feed application spray finished brew every 2-3 days in the first 6 hours of light. (MY PERSONAL FAVORITE)


Bloom 1 Brew
1 cup Earth Worm Castings or Alaskan Humus or fresh compost
1/3 cup Jamaican Bat Guano (Phosphorus rich guano)
1/3 cup Peruvian Seabird Guano (all around rich guano **BE CAREFUL**)
1/2 cup Alfalfa meal
5 TBS Unsulfured Black Strap Molasses
5 TBS Liquid Kelp Extract
Mix in 5 gallons of (amquell treated or non-chlorinated or fish tank) water with air stone for 18-24 hours.

For soil drench application cut finished brew with fresh water(amquell treated or non-chlorinated or fish tank) 50/50.

For foliar feed application spray finished brew every 3-4 days in the first 6 hours of light. (MY PERSONAL FAVORITE)


Bloom 2 Brew
1 cup Earth Worm Castings or Alaskan Humus or fresh compost
2/3 cup Indonesian Bat Guano (Phosphorus rich guano)
2/3 cup Peruvian Seabird Guano (all around rich guano **BE CAREFUL**)
1/2 cup Alfalfa meal
5 TBS Unsulfured Black Strap Molasses
5 TBS Liquid Kelp Extract
Mix in 5 gallons of (amquell treated or non-chlorinated or fish tank) water with air stone for 18-24 hours.

For soil drench application cut finished brew with fresh water(amquell treated or non-chlorinated or fish tank) 50/50.
DO NOT FOLIAR FEED AFTER WEEK 4 OF BLOOM

You can add a biological stimulator to any brew to give a jump start to the process. I LOVE OREGONISM XL by Root Organics. Follow directions on container.


FLUSHING DIRECTIONS: hahahahahahahahahahahah
Continue until the day you Harvest. Don't Panic, Its Organic!

Curing Directions:
Cut all leaves from buds, leaving only the flower.
Leave the buds on the branch.
Hang branches for 3-4 days on a line in a dark room at 70-75 degrees with average humidity (50-60rh)
Clip buds from branch and into cardboard box. Make sure they are one layer thin on the bottom of box not stacked. Leave them in the box, with the top on, for 3-4 days, giving them a good shake once a day.
Put buds in an air tight glass jar (Ikea) for 3-4 days. *** Very important to shake up and BURP(open top to release gasses) ONCE A DAY*****
After that it should be ready. If anyone tells you it will take less than 10 days to properly cure nugs, forget anything else they have ever told you.
The nugs should barely smell until you twist-break them open, then it should be DANK!

Other directions:

Brew in 5 gallon home depot bucket outside, for smell and overflow reasons. Use as many airstones as possible to bubble your brew. You can't add too much dissolved Oxygen. 18-24 hours later the Sweet molasses smell will turn to a rich earthy smell. IT IS DONE! Let sit for 20 minutes after you remove the airstones to allow sediment to settle to bottom. Pour 2.5 gallons into new bucket to 50/50 with fresh water for soil drench. Use tea with-in 6 hours of airstone removal at max. Right away is best. Rinse out bucket sludge into outside garden as soon as possible. If it dries i'll bet you a dollar you'll buy a new bucket.
 
hey guys I was wondering if anyone had any experience using goat manure. I have a neighbor who has some goats and offered me some for my vegetable garden but would like to use it in a compost tea for my real garden :) ...problem is I have never used any other manure besides earth worm castings. any help is appreciated.
 
zest said:
hey guys I was wondering if anyone had any experience using goat manure. I have a neighbor who has some goats and offered me some for my vegetable garden but would like to use it in a compost tea for my real garden :) ...problem is I have never used any other manure besides earth worm castings. any help is appreciated.
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Personally I would compost it. Increase the microbial population, then use it in a brew to multiply and extract that population. That or add directly to the soil, but either way I'd run it through a compost first
 
Hey guys this is a great thread and just had a question, has anyone ever used Down to Earth's BioLive in their teas? Looks like an excellents thing to add to some EWC's and some molasses for veg...what would you experienced tea makers say about that? The attachment has the ingredients in it....Thx guys

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I was hoping to feed some organic teas to my outdoor plants....Do the roots have to be moist first before I feed them the teas ?

I know using regular nutes I have to make sure the roots are....Wasn't sure about the roots though when using the teas....

thanks, SC
 
SpaaaceCowboy said:
I was hoping to feed some organic teas to my outdoor plants....Do the roots have to be moist first before I feed them the teas ?

I know using regular nutes I have to make sure the roots are....Wasn't sure about the roots though when using the teas....

thanks, SC
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I would make sure the root and soil are moist first.
 
FresnoFarmer said:
You feeding the plants or soil? Nutrient tea or compost/ewc tea is whaat I mean.
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I guess the soil ? using pro-mix with lime and ewc along with bush doctors coco mixed in or FFOF, or Roots Organic mixed in..I'll probably have some Epsoma mixed in there as well.....Guess the soil ?
 
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