Organic tea

[Cannabis420]

I am wondering what tea mixture(s) are the best for both vegetation and fruiting. I have 7 sprouts in a 5x10 area in the woods. We dug a bed out and replaced the existing soil with BX pro-mix (which I heard has little or no nutes but good consistency). I was thinking Earth Worm castings, a touch of lime, and bat guano??

[nakkas]

yeah mate thats a good mix.. get some black strap molasiss and put in a touch while ya brewing ya tea, helps feed the good bacteria

[mull]

Worm caste and guano be good mate, maybe dig in some lime tho.

Molasses is good like nakkas said. Maybe some seaweed to if you can source it and potash later.

Bubble your teas for a day if you can

[J0k3rP0k3r_69]

with seaweed.. get some outta the sea if you have to but then you have to dry it out in the sun.. then wash it out since alot of sodium (salt) is contained.. also dry it up then grind it up then wash it.. then strain it out

 

dig in some fresh water river weeds if you can..

[Stoney]

get a few carp from the river and bury them amongst the roots great slow release fert for outdoors and very natural

 

and if anyone is thinking wtf is he on about what do ya think charlie carp is

 

 

cheerz :Dj:

[loylty gets u nothing]

molasses for sure

i even use healthy foliage from any plant

throw that in the mix and let it sit and creat goodnesss

u can group all ya solids together in a pantyhose or similar netting

all the best

bil

[67Special]

I'd definitely leave the lime and powdered guano out of your teas and just dig it in to the soil or spread it on the surface and water it in. As far as I know neither of them have any benefit for compost teas.

Liquid guano's are a different story though and are an excellent addition to your brews(thanks mull )

 

Brew your tea until a thick frothy foam forms on top, molasses and an air-stone will speed this process up considerably.

 

Happy brewing

Edited September 29, 2007 by 67Special