Didn't seem to smell bad I will check it again after it's bubbled for a few more hours
Not at all. I've not used any types of any pumps/24 hrs steep. Great idea
I've used hydrogen peroxide also.
Can you elaborate on the hydrogen peroxide what is that for how do you use itNot at all. I've not used any types of any pumps/24 hrs steep. Great idea
H2O2 two molecules of Oxygen. 1-tsp./ Gallon of water, adds oxygen to the mix.
That is very interesting information can you tell me why some people say aerated is good and non aerated is bad but I see people using both types
You could add a little molasses to kick start the biology if your concerned about it may have degraded - but as above if it smells ok your good to go imo good luck op
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Out of curiosity what does a foul smell mean and how does it negatively affect the plant I'm new to compost teas and I understand how they are beneficial but there are some nuances about them that I'm still confused onYou could add a little molasses to kick start the biology if your concerned about it may have degraded - but as above if it smells ok your good to go imo good luck op
Thank you very much right now I'm kind of confused because there's lots of conflicting information saying that aerobic is good and anaerobic is not necessarily bad and it's a little confusing to try to differentiate what the truth is and what the Bro Science is
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Gardner's have been using actively aerated compost teas for decades. Even longer compost leachate's have been used for hundreds of years by farmers all over the world. The main difference in the two is that an AACT uses air to add oxygen to the water to help multiply microbes. Where as a...
