I'd check Craigslist for local compost and ask them what it's made from. I found local worm compost that derived from cow manure, leaves, vegetable scraps...it's full of castings and some worms. I dunno if you need that bat shit. You're already well amended.
hah, my brain just manifested a funny picture of some cow manure leaves.
Well, that's not a problem, regarding the great white, just use it on transplants and you'll be fine, what I do is get a spray bottle with water and spray the roots when you transplant, this allows the myco to stick to the rootball better, then sprinkle it all over the rootball and plop it in the soil and you are golden
What you've never heard of em?
I don't like chicken manure, it's pretty damn hot, plus I imagine those chickens get fed some chemicals/hormones/medications, or something..
If it has worms in it thats a good sign!
Yeah.
I would, alpaca manure is some good stuff, works well and doesn't need to compost.
, $2.50 for a 10 lb bag so might as well right? haha. Anyways, i went and got the paint strainers for my "tbags" like Flagg420 said, gathered some worm castings from local hydro store, got the compost, now where to start?
Nah man, leave out the guano, that's only for nutrient teas, an AACT should only have molasses, ewc/compost and water.I did so, i ended up getting 60 lbs, just in case
x amount of compost
x amount of EWC
x amount of black molasses
and i am not entirely sure i threw this question out there yet, but would it be OK to use the bat guano too?
Thank you all for your patience and teachings i really do appreciate it. I know it can be annoying to teach a rookie new things, but when i establish a base i should be able to further my grasp on the situation and maybe eventually pass it down the line to the next guy like me
Since your tea this time is mainly a beneficial bacteria one? (or are you brewing for a nutrient dense plant ale?), I would say, up to and/or around 1 cup of EWC, for beneficial microbe tea.
Yea i am after a an AACT tea. Its the Soluble Seaweed Extract from Technaflora 1-1-16.Since your tea this time is mainly a beneficial bacteria one? (or are you brewing for a nutrient dense plant ale?), I would say, up to and/or around 1 cup of EWC, for beneficial microbe tea.
From what I've read/been informed of about Alpaca Goodness, is it does not need to break down, I am not sure if that flows onto that it is less likely to have any potential to cause burn or over nutrient'd. I'm not sure how much of that to use, a couple Tablespoons to a quater cup? (Someone may say more, or less and if so, good, cause my experience with it is none so far).
Seaweed = Kelp? Or am I mixed up.
If it is Kelp, yea add it into your tea, a couple teaspoons to a tablespoon? (Again, someone may say more or less from their own experience with custom recipe tea brews). It will add a lot of Humic Acid, which will greatly contribute to the birthing and formation of beneficial bacterias.