Fermented vs Aerobic teas

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Lucaspdx

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A tea involving both approaches would be good (microbes, nutrients, enzymes, vitamins would be better extracted) ?

Doin a experiment, first i boiled 2 bananas peels with moringa leafs and molasses, then bottled the liquid and fermented with 2 sliced bananas and comfrey leaves and i'm planning to aerate the tea, without Compost, just before give to the plants
 
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4ftRoots

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Lucaspdx said:
A tea involving both approaches would be good (microbes, nutrients, enzymes, vitamins would be better extracted) ?

Doin a experiment, first i boiled 2 bananas peels with moringa leafs and molasses, then bottled the liquid and fermented with 2 sliced bananas and comfrey leaves and i'm planning to aerate the tea, without Compost, just before give to the plants
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I always say in nature plants don't get anything aerated besides the soil. I feed my plants exclusively fermented teas, which is basically just comfrey in water. I strain the solids and plop it on my soil. The worms love it. You can also ferment rosemary, etc as a spray for bugs.
 
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LivinGOLD

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This sounds interesting I have a abundant anoint of rosemary and moringa at the moment. Plant on fermenting the two (separately) and using as a pest control and veg feed.
 
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insomnia65

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Lucaspdx said:
A tea involving both approaches would be good (microbes, nutrients, enzymes, vitamins would be better extracted) ?

Doin a experiment, first i boiled 2 bananas peels with moringa leafs and molasses, then bottled the liquid and fermented with 2 sliced bananas and comfrey leaves and i'm planning to aerate the tea, without Compost, just before give to the plants
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How did you get on?
 
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