Why is it bad to use alfalfa in tea during late flower?

Pattahabi said:

I'm sorry, I don't understand? What is your question?


100 ways to skin a cat, but I keep my acts and nutrient teas separate.


I always use a recipe at half strength and work up just to make sure. With that said, I've used 1c alfalfa and 1/2c kelp per 5 gallons many times without issue.

Peace!

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DonTesla said:

Right on man, good to know!

As for my question, if one has kelp and alf.meal in their mix, to extrapolate or activate the TRIA, what would one do..
I was thinking an ACT.

(Hence the blended approach perhaps)

Otherwise separating is of course a good approach

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Pattahabi said:

To speed it up I would hydrate the kelp, puree, add with alfalfa and bubble for 24 hours. I don't know if your idea to add in an act would speed it up or not, but I can't imagine it would hurt. The other thing I would do is apply enzyme teas. This will also help in the breaking down process.

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DonTesla said:

Interesting, P.. appreciate it.
Enzyme teas though? Can you elaborate??

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Smidge34 said:

Yes, gonna start the weekly coconut water and sprouted barley seeds tea with my no till. The dude who's technique I follow uses the liquid directly from organic coconuts.

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