You will need a brewer. 18 hours at 75° with a minimum of .4 cubic feet of air per gallon of water per minute (takes an air pump with ~70lpm [liter per minute] capability). Use within six hours of stopping aeration.Anyone have a good tea recipe for flowering? Do i need to get a tea brewer (bucket with air pump in bottom with filter netting) Thanks for the help.
Several of the commercially packaged teas have been privately tested and show unacceptably low microbe levels and size due to a 3% addition of phosphoric acid, which is the common preservative being utilized to ensure reasonable shelf life.john evan's bountea kit is super easy and comes with enough ingredients for a few brews. its just a 5 gal bucket, ring diffuser, pump, a few bags of their humisoil, an inocculant, veg fert, and flower fert. again, for simplicity sake the kit is really easy and comes with directions.
i like the home-made brewer above, but also like to cut holes in a lid and use it while brewing.
humboldt nutes makes a cool liquid tea called mayan microzyme, you add 1 tbsp to water with molasses and bubble for three days. super easy and no filtering.
Because it is easy, most newbs don't have brewers, some people do not have access to compost, and as a professor I've found most newbs want all-inclusive kits. god you are a hater. don't be mad because my herb is cleaner than yours...I don't understand why people would even bother with them. If one already has a brewer a far superior AACT can easily be brewed for pennies rather than paying outrageous prices for names and marketing claims.
You contradict yourself by calling me a hater for commenting on questionable marketing claims and then adding your opinion that pre-brewed teas are a ripoff.Because it is easy, most newbs don't have brewers, some people do not have access to compost, and as a professor I've found most newbs want all-inclusive kits. god you are a hater. don't be mad because my herb is cleaner than yours...
i had a buddy do a whole round on just bountea, it came out great and was simple/cheap to produce.
i'm trying to help here, our differences in opinion does not make either of us right or wrong. keep it positive buddy
and i will add that buying prebrewed teas (like humtea) is a rip off, you have no idea how long they have been brewing or how alive the microbes are.
You are a hater, but that is okay, so am I. It was supposed to be funny...someone is sensitive today. My point about humtea is not to trust the grow store brewer, but to trust a prepackaged time tested system like bountea.You contradict yourself by calling me a hater....
Peruvian Seabird Guano?Flowering Brew:
2/3 cup Peruvian Seabird Guano 11-13-3
1 cup Earth Worm Castings 1-0-6
2/3 cup Indonesian Bat Guano .5-12-.2
1/2 cup alfalfa meal 2.5-1-1
5 TBS Black Strap Molasses
5 TBS Liquid Kelp Extract 0-2-2
Feed Every 3rd watering 3 cups per 5 gallons water.
I feel like this should work nicely anyone have anything to add or subtract?
Plus NPK values in an AACT are meaningless.Peruvian Seabird Guano?
Indonesian Bat Guano?
Whoa dude
What!? Not sure what that means...So i can you all nitrogen sources in my tea for flowering?
Agreed - neither do you need to fiddle endlessly with pH.You don't need a bunch of fancy shit or a secret tea recipe to grow good weed.
So ignorant. How many "weeds" have been carefully inbred and backcrossed for hundreds of years, carefully preserving and guiding the genetics. I hate when people say that the amazing CULTIVARS that we grow, bred by professionals over years if not decades, are weeds. Just missing the point all together. The word "weed" came into use as demeaning slang for Cannabis.It's a fucking weed.