John henry
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Great recipe, started week 3 of flower and I'm looking for all the ingredients. Untill I find everything, I've started a simple worm cast, bat guano, black strap tea . It's been about 12 days since last tea but my plants seem to love it.
Add back what's been depleted, may have to source a bunch of 'stuff' to do that.Using living soil what should I do to make it reusable
What u useAdd back what's been depleted, may have to source a bunch of 'stuff' to do that.
Organic is great and I will always use what I know to apply it; that being said there's a place for 'solutions' in my garden as well and since I combined the two, I haven't seen any pests! Organi-chem!! Ymmv.
First I would like to say I keep it simple with my amendments and buy premade mixes that have all the different amendments in one. My go to is roots organics terp tea series. The grow, bloom, and bloom booster. I also keep kelp meal, worm castings, molasses, Recharge (soil amendment with humic and fulvic acid, kelp, molasses, and a bunch of microbes). I use different ratios depending on the size of the batch. I can get more specific if needed but that’s basically it. Bubble it for 12-36 hours and drench. Then take the tea bag and save it for a top dress or toss it in the used soil bin.At the moment I have a pretty solid veg tea, the only ingredients I use are corn seed, alfalfa,/kelp blend, wormcastings, and molasses, using different rations every week so they get a week of amino acids (corn seed), mycos (castings) and alfalfa kelp for enzymes. Or it's corn seed for enzymes. Not sure.
Anyone have a flowering tea recipe they'd like to share? Or any thoughts on this? I was thinking about adding organic phosphourous to the mix in small doses for veg and larger doses for flower .... Thanks guys
Masterblend, organic foliar feeds and some organic 'kickers' in the MB soil drench.What u use
Sorry, old message post.......Comfrey tea??? Organic Comfrey Root??? I've been hearing more about this recently and this is a very old post. Same thing as what you're discussing here? If anyone sees this, a quick response should would be appreciated. Thanks boysHey Narley
Glad to sea someone else using organic teas.
For flowering I use a Comfrey tea which has roughly a 2:0.6:5 NPK. To increase micro-organisms I use worm tea. I had a friend who added rabbit manure tea which is high in Phosphorus. I'd err on the side of using bonemeal and pure phosphorus in teas as it has the tendency to burn roots.
Comfrey grows like a weed but is beneficial in all gardens.
To make the tea just leave two handfulls of leaves in a coveres bucket of water for two weeks and BOOM, a high potassium fertilizer. It's a good idea to dilute up to 1:15l of water, though. I get really dense buds with these.
Let me know how it goes!
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