Thank you for presenting these three options in such an easy to understand and well communicated presentation. Thank you for your efforts on OUR behalf. You are very kind, loving and generous J Jons. Enjoy your 2023 growing season.
I'm no expert but just because you make it bacterial and fungal combined doesnt make it good for any specific application I dont think .. Some plants need fungal teas and some bacterial. I would think combining em has an offset for allot of plants like say cannabis who prefers bacterial. Also this chlorine info os way outdated at least in the states. We use chloramines and they dont go away as you suggest. I actually gave You a thumbs up tho for bwing one of the few ppl acknowledging tue types of teas and why
Im not so sure every city and town in the US uses chloramines. For instance Im in a rural area and we still use open sewer ponds. We wont ever get a water treatment plant for a valley with six towns with maybe ten thousand in total population. It just aint gonna happen. Ill have to check to see if my towns using chloramines, but I doubt it unless its cheaper or something.
Besides some other issues I find the amount of compost is too high. 2lbs in a 5 gallon bucket is more than U have ever used or have seen recommended. Please provide the specific reference for this information
If you’re growing cannabis, chlorine can or will kill it, ask me how I know? I was told just use tap water. Ours has chlorine and chloramphenicol. Killed every seedling I had overnight.
ruclips.net/video/qnaxZFDCno8/видео.html ^ you don't need to add it if you already have a bacteria dominated soil + I use blackstrap and mine is unsulfured, maybe he's using the same
Thats a lot of molasses. Thats going to feed bacteria so fast that they'll out compete fungi and might even eat up oxygen so fast that the tea could go anaerobic.. But it's your garden. Your choice. Not trying to be a jerk but the differnece between poison and medicine is dosage
I already mentioned how. The are consuming air faster than what can be pumped. Listen to this. Dr. Ingham talks about it agroinnovations.com/podcast/2014/01/22/episode-133-compost-microbiology/
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Thank you for presenting these three options in such an easy to understand and well communicated presentation. Thank you for your efforts on OUR behalf. You are very kind, loving and generous J Jons. Enjoy your 2023 growing season.
i have the entire line of RAW/NPK products, use them with compost teas & all kinds of foliar spray, soil drench. love the products
Loved the presentation. Learned a lot, thanks!
Hello. In these three recipes can we add amino acids? Thanks
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Ty kindly!
I'm no expert but just because you make it bacterial and fungal combined doesnt make it good for any specific application I dont think .. Some plants need fungal teas and some bacterial. I would think combining em has an offset for allot of plants like say cannabis who prefers bacterial. Also this chlorine info os way outdated at least in the states. We use chloramines and they dont go away as you suggest. I actually gave You a thumbs up tho for bwing one of the few ppl acknowledging tue types of teas and why
Im not so sure every city and town in the US uses chloramines. For instance Im in a rural area and we still use open sewer ponds. We wont ever get a water treatment plant for a valley with six towns with maybe ten thousand in total population. It just aint gonna happen. Ill have to check to see if my towns using chloramines, but I doubt it unless its cheaper or something.
Besides some other issues I find the amount of compost is too high. 2lbs in a 5 gallon bucket is more than U have ever used or have seen recommended. Please provide the specific reference for this information
Where on earth would get such ingredients?
Do you worry about Floride in tap water for compost teas?
If you’re growing cannabis, chlorine can or will kill it, ask me how I know? I was told just use tap water. Ours has chlorine and chloramphenicol. Killed every seedling I had overnight.
That depends on the mineral/chemical content. I use tap water in a buck and I let it stand for a coupe of days. I also try to collect rain water.
Why would you recommend blackstrap molasses? Blackstrap is bitter with very little sugar. Blackstrap is not unsulphered.
ruclips.net/video/qnaxZFDCno8/видео.html
^ you don't need to add it if you already have a bacteria dominated soil + I use blackstrap and mine is unsulfured, maybe he's using the same
Minerals with sugars.
Thats a lot of molasses. Thats going to feed bacteria so fast that they'll out compete fungi and might even eat up oxygen so fast that the tea could go anaerobic.. But it's your garden. Your choice. Not trying to be a jerk but the differnece between poison and medicine is dosage
How can they go anaeoribic if you need an air pump who is constantly resourcing oxygen
I already mentioned how. The are consuming air faster than what can be pumped.
Listen to this. Dr. Ingham talks about it agroinnovations.com/podcast/2014/01/22/episode-133-compost-microbiology/