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Hi guys!
I have been working on a little project using Cap's tri-pack. I have had such good results that I thought I might share......please note that the following is both a ongoing work in progress as well as considered advanced ACT brewing. This should only really be tried after you have successfully made several tea batches and you are well versed and experienced in making or brewing tea's.
The idea or concept here is very basic and simple at the core fundamental level. It is as follows:
You are creating a very diversified and very concentrated tea, using a method that allows the tea to "evolve" rather than just "activating" the biology that is dormant in stasis.....
Using Capulator's packs give you a big advantage as his products are extremely concentrated.
The method behind this is to brew your tea including a complete array of elements/minerals that are needed for certain species to develop and thrive that would not normally unless adequate amounts are present. I have found using a product like "Azamite" for example is one way to get these needed components into your tea brewing bucket......
I have noticed that different methods for brewing tea also produce very different types of species and concentration levels....the most noticeable is when using a vortex type brewing method as opposed to using a air stone and air pump....
After you brew your first batch of tea for 24 to 48 hours, you then start a new batch of tea, and using about 1/3 of what you made in that first batch, you will inoculate the new second batch of tea you brew.
You then keep repeating this process over and over always inoculating your new batches with the previously brewed tea batches and the longer you keep going, the more evolved and diversified your tea batches and the biology will become.
The only trick is that you have to make sure your "new" batches of tea stay "balanced" as far as how much food they have available....in relation to the concentration levels.
We use a microscope and glass slides to monitor the progression of the tea as it evolves, becomes more concentrated and new life forms begin to emerge......
The current batch has been "evolving" for about 3 months now, and things are starting to get very interesting to say the least.......
After enough testing has been done and data collected, I am hoping to be able to graph the different levels of concentrations, and there affect when used on plants.
I will post some pics up a bit later as well as some more details.............
As I mentioned this is very much still a work in progress.......
Be Well
I have been working on a little project using Cap's tri-pack. I have had such good results that I thought I might share......please note that the following is both a ongoing work in progress as well as considered advanced ACT brewing. This should only really be tried after you have successfully made several tea batches and you are well versed and experienced in making or brewing tea's.
The idea or concept here is very basic and simple at the core fundamental level. It is as follows:
You are creating a very diversified and very concentrated tea, using a method that allows the tea to "evolve" rather than just "activating" the biology that is dormant in stasis.....
Using Capulator's packs give you a big advantage as his products are extremely concentrated.
The method behind this is to brew your tea including a complete array of elements/minerals that are needed for certain species to develop and thrive that would not normally unless adequate amounts are present. I have found using a product like "Azamite" for example is one way to get these needed components into your tea brewing bucket......
I have noticed that different methods for brewing tea also produce very different types of species and concentration levels....the most noticeable is when using a vortex type brewing method as opposed to using a air stone and air pump....
After you brew your first batch of tea for 24 to 48 hours, you then start a new batch of tea, and using about 1/3 of what you made in that first batch, you will inoculate the new second batch of tea you brew.
You then keep repeating this process over and over always inoculating your new batches with the previously brewed tea batches and the longer you keep going, the more evolved and diversified your tea batches and the biology will become.
The only trick is that you have to make sure your "new" batches of tea stay "balanced" as far as how much food they have available....in relation to the concentration levels.
We use a microscope and glass slides to monitor the progression of the tea as it evolves, becomes more concentrated and new life forms begin to emerge......
The current batch has been "evolving" for about 3 months now, and things are starting to get very interesting to say the least.......
After enough testing has been done and data collected, I am hoping to be able to graph the different levels of concentrations, and there affect when used on plants.
I will post some pics up a bit later as well as some more details.............
As I mentioned this is very much still a work in progress.......
Be Well