Humus for seedlings

Is it safe to water seedlings with humus in distiller water ? My plants are almost 2 weeks old and I'm wondering if it would help the roots to grow better if I used it in my water . I put half of what was recommended in a gallon of distiller water . Thanks in advance for any and all answers

Hahaha. You mean like mashed up chick peas?! Oh damn, I have no idea.

You trying to make a tea?

Humus as in soil science seems to be actually helpful for vegetation. Is that kind of humus you're referring to?

I'm glad I'm not the only one confused by this "humus" question.

charli33...can you please eloborate

edit: A brown or black organic substance consisting of partially or wholly decayed vegetable or animal matter that provides nutrients for plants and increases the ability of soil to retain water.

learn something everyday

yeah thats what it is... sorry it took so long to reply i didnt know how to find ths post lol... but yeah its a black looking dirt like... its just compost grinded up i believe, i used it to germinate my seeds and got 100 % on the ones i used it with ...

you put a tsp of it to a gallon of water, and its supposded to speed up the process and also help it...