First time making tea is this correct

This is what's in my veg tea

1/3 cup worm castings
5 table spoons sea weed extract
5 table spoons mollasses
this is mixed into five gallons of water

My flowering tea consists of

2/3 cups earth worm castings
2/3 cups flowering bat guano
5 table spoons of fox farm peace of mind flowers and vegetables organic fert
5 table spoons mollasses

If I read correct it said to put 1 cup per five gallons. Is this correct?

Anyone? Any opinions appreciated

fed the flowering tea to my tomato plants if they look greener tomorrow thennill know it worked

Try hit up random, he's a tea guy

All the organic growers on here and not one answer. Ya I'll probably see him soon I'll ask if I dont get answers by then. Hopefully I'll see u soon to doc. I get some beans for u.

this was passed to me by Ohsogreen, great info http://www.americanplant.net/Pages/PlantCareInfo/CompostTeaAppRates.html

3 or 4 cups per 5 gal is what I use.

Thank u I will try 3 cups to be safe

Tunda said:

Thank u I will try 3 cups to be safe

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To 5 gallons of good water I add 5 cups of work castings, 2 tablespoons molasses, 5 tablespoons humic acid and aerate. You must keep sunlight from the tea as UV kills the microbes. You want it to be around 70 degrees water temperature.

I use it after 24 hours if I want a bacterial tea.

If I want a fungi tea I add any fruit I have around. Just made one with watermelon and apples. Fungi ready after another 24 hours. Adding kelp helps with fungi also.

Plants create exudates from their roots by photosynthesis. Exudates feed the bacteria, fungi etc. and when the bacteria and fungi die or are eaten then their nutirents are released for the plant to absorb.

Same goes for the nematodes, protozoas, earthworms, etc.

The fungi threads can reach very far and bring nutrients to the plant.

Be gentle when applying. Microbes are easily damaged