I sure hope not, I use it in all sorts of applications. I was reading about compost teas again, I think it was microbe man but maybe it was a different source, but it stated that alfalfa is a source of food for both bacteria and fungi.
imo, you're better off doing a compost extract than a compost tea. the problem with teas is unless you have a microscope, and know what you're looking for, it's hard to quantify how good the tea actually is. so now i just go for the compost extract method. just rinse a couple lbs of quality compost with a gallon or two of water and then apply that as your tea.
Yah thats what ive been doing to feed my seedlings.
@hyroot i noticed a few of my totes with smaller plants in them , the resevoir smells anarobic, i forgot to add labs this week i think.
Maybe build something like this? So when I decide growing photoperiods I can remove the cross section in between and grow single big plant without disturbing the soil. Or if I want to, grow 4 and veg for less time. Reason I want to have a cross section separating the soil is I believe there is some weird connection between autoflowering plants. If they are in the same soil, once one starts flowing they all do. So I don't want any pre-ejaculations this time.
Do you use any minerals or liming material in that mix?
Whats your ratio for peat/pumice castings? 1/3?
really eh ?
I worded that wrong.