Cali.Grown>408
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My gals been loving
1/2 cup EWC
1 cup Humisoil or Compost
1 tsp Molasses
1 tbsp Alfafa Meal
1 tbsp Kelp Meal- all per gal, brewed for 24 hours.
Brix, Terpene, and Flavanoid profiles are always on the rise with diverse brews!!
Huh... Never heard that about kelp. I brew with a commercial air 1 pump, micropore ring, in a 5 gal bucket and brew 3-5 gallons at a time. Teas brew in my garage that is in the 60's, bucket is insulates with r3 insulation sleeve; at feeding brew is tepid and prolly in the upper 60 degree range.I'm surprised you're brewing for only 24 hours. i was under the impression kelp delayed/retarded microbial activity for about the first 18-24 hours, thereby requiring brews that include kelp to go for around 36-48 hours. have you scoped your brew before use? I'd love to know what kind of water and what water temp your brewing at right now, as well, because if i could get a tea together with kelp in less than 48 hours that'd be huge!
be easy,
Dr.J
I think it is bacteria with acidic environment for growth and fungus with basic environment for flowering.
I'm going to need a more thorough explanation of what you mean by this before I can respond intelligentlyI thought the bacteria dominated the mycorhizal and therefore not to add to brew till the end or do a separate myco tea on its own?
Have I been fed bad information?