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i have two worm compost bins that produce a good amount of tea. ive heard its high in nitrogen, so its ideal for veg. does anyone use it in flower? i also dilute it 10 to 1 before use.

 

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its good for all stages of growth

 

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does it replace any particular nutrient, or is it good to add it to nute mix in all stages?.

 

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It's the microbes that are of value. Make sure to use the castings as they are the best part.

 

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the tea is from worm bins in my kitchen. sometimes there are little flyers when i open the lid. could they be fungus gnats? can their larvae end up in the tea and then in my plants? wondering because i have had a bad infestation of both fungus gnats and root aphids this run. i let the tea sit in a gallon jug for at least a month before adding it to my watering res. how long can eggs/larvae/bugs live in a closed jug?