I like how we call it tea and not sludge or mixture. It just sounds nice😎. I have quit the tea this year and just top dress with my mix and water. It was a pain to make all the time
Down to Earth doesn’t recommend any of their dry products for teas, they say it’s not enough time to do anything worthwhile. Not hating, I was planning on doing this before I read it on their website.
That's fine you can follow their recommendations or you can follow mine and actually see what I get yet by plant production because there is solubility to their product Keep hating on something you haven't tried
@@MedicallyFit that’s one way to shut down what I thought was a conversation. I wrote that I wasn’t hating, simply stating something I read on the products website. Since you didn’t ask let me shed light. I’ve already tried with great success non aerated teas using dry amendments. I’m ready to start aerating but then read this on their website. I thought someone so experienced wouldn’t get defensive especially when I was simply wondering if you had read that. Well, thanks for answering I guess.
Wow! Thats probably the most expensive "organic " tea mix ive seen. No doubt gonna be awesome!!!!
Much Okie Love!!!
That's one hell of a recipe for a tea. You have a lot of good information. Thanks for this video. 🤜🌟🤛👍
Thx Medfit. nice to see ya. Preciate the video. Stay well. 🌱♻️✌
Very nice. I really like down to earth products.
Appreciate the video and the explanation my friend
Thanks brother
Nice detail on.each step cheers
always educational, always a cheery tone.
I like how we call it tea and not sludge or mixture. It just sounds nice😎. I have quit the tea this year and just top dress with my mix and water. It was a pain to make all the time
Like just dry mixed then watered? You didn’t brew ?
@@valley505 yes sir, the surface roots and microbes attack it fast
great info my friend
You are great sir 👏
My plants love heavy metal🤘🤘
Nice video let's get it Michigan
, Hows the price tag? Stay well. Cheers.🌱♻✌🏼
Well all at one time can be costly, yet purchasing a few at a time is easier to bare lol
Nice
thank you so much for the info.
How often do u use this during veg
Should show what you use for a flower tea
I guess you apply this once a week? Do you brew it for 24 hours?
Is there a reason why you don’t get insect grass from down to earth?
Do you also put these on the top of the soul?
Do you feed this directly or are you diluting it before feeding. I have all the same products and want to feed my girls.
Depends on how many plants you are feeding, so sometimes I will dilute it
Do u ph this tea
Have you ever used Gia green
Or have you always used those nutrients
Down to Earth doesn’t recommend any of their dry products for teas, they say it’s not enough time to do anything worthwhile. Not hating, I was planning on doing this before I read it on their website.
That's fine you can follow their recommendations or you can follow mine and actually see what I get yet by plant production because there is solubility to their product Keep hating on something you haven't tried
@@MedicallyFit that’s one way to shut down what I thought was a conversation. I wrote that I wasn’t hating, simply stating something I read on the products website. Since you didn’t ask let me shed light. I’ve already tried with great success non aerated teas using dry amendments. I’m ready to start aerating but then read this on their website. I thought someone so experienced wouldn’t get defensive especially when I was simply wondering if you had read that. Well, thanks for answering I guess.