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But then again, the freezing temp might kill off the bennies..I understand you have to use the freshly compost tea after 48hrs after brewing unless you put it in the fridge to prolong the life of the microbilia for about 7-10 days lifespan. My question is, has anybody actually tried freezing it then thaw it on their next use. I think its practical n surely willwork but has not execute it yet and was wondering if anybody in the community have tried this yet.
Definitely wouldnt be as good?It works in nature?Lik str8 says high heat would sterilize and kill but im not sure about freezings effect.I wouldn't risk it personally.it would definitely not be as good as fresh brewed tea.
Trust me on this,I'm no scientist but there's no way there's gonna be as much microbial life in it after freezing and thawing out.you want it fresh off the bubble.just my ten pence worth.Definitely wouldnt be as good?It works in nature?Lik str8 says high heat would sterilize and kill but im not sure about freezings effect.
http://blogs.scientificamerican.com...w-microbes-survive-in-subfreezing-conditions/So once the life is given to the tea, that life can be preserved?
What really kills off things is heat.Sweet, there's life even in ice and "workers" to assist in the harsh conditions. Amazing! Always had that faith in mother nature. lol
This is what I use. www.vermigrowproducts.comI understand you have to use the freshly compost tea after 48hrs after brewing unless you put it in the fridge to prolong the life of the microbilia for about 7-10 days lifespan. My question is, has anybody actually tried freezing it then thaw it on their next use. I think its practical n surely willwork but has not execute it yet and was wondering if anybody in the community have tried this yet.
So any new info in freezing compost tea? I want to make small portions to thaw out and use every other week. Making teas stinks a lot, so I don't want to be brewing it every other week and only need a little bit. It will have other amendments added so its not just microbes but fertilizer as well.
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