HUM TEA (A BLESSING)
- Thread starter redeye057
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No, Cutting Edge is a rip off and most of their products don't work. They have about $400 of mine and they aren't seeing another dime.
Go buy a huge bag of wormcastings, just as good.
Go buy a huge bag of wormcastings, just as good.
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JackKerouac
Sorry to dig up an old thread, but I just had a really good experience with this product. I am a humic acid enthusiast, so this sounded like a good "all-in-one" supplement.
It has EWC, seaweed, beneficial bacteria, moles asses, and humic acids. It works great and doesn't adjust the pH. I like it.
It has EWC, seaweed, beneficial bacteria, moles asses, and humic acids. It works great and doesn't adjust the pH. I like it.
texas grass
Member
when you buy humtea, do you buy the whole brewer and all or what do you buy?
Rusty Trichome
Member
I use Soil Syrup. (Mega-Grow)
After every monthly mini flush, I add at 1/2 half-strength. It works great.
Like Redeye said...it can make the roots shoot out of the bottom, lol.
The plant on the right is in a 7 gallon pot. I had just transplanted and added a full dose of Soil Syrup around three or four days prior to these shots.
I found the 6" long roots, (coming out of every drain hole) and rather than letting them just die-off, I decided to try pot stacking I got a five gallon pot, added fresh soil, and set the plant on top.
Worked great right up-to the time it got taller than all the other plants, and I just don't have that many milk crates to even-up the canopy.
Anyway...I love humic acid, lol.
Hmmm...only one picture allowed per post...? Is that a 'newbie' thing...?
After every monthly mini flush, I add at 1/2 half-strength. It works great.
Like Redeye said...it can make the roots shoot out of the bottom, lol.
The plant on the right is in a 7 gallon pot. I had just transplanted and added a full dose of Soil Syrup around three or four days prior to these shots.
I found the 6" long roots, (coming out of every drain hole) and rather than letting them just die-off, I decided to try pot stacking I got a five gallon pot, added fresh soil, and set the plant on top.
Worked great right up-to the time it got taller than all the other plants, and I just don't have that many milk crates to even-up the canopy.
Anyway...I love humic acid, lol.
Hmmm...only one picture allowed per post...? Is that a 'newbie' thing...?
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Rusty Trichome
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REDEYE057 - hey man were you ever on OVERGROW when it was up? you seem real familiar in an old way.
oh yeah, and ill be thinkin about this HUM-TEA for my current grow, or rather the next run
oh yeah, and ill be thinkin about this HUM-TEA for my current grow, or rather the next run
Rusty Trichome
Member
Is Hum Tea a brand?
topset1976
Member
hum tea works great but can you make it at home?
Zendo
Member
to anyone above..
read any thread on this organic forum and you'll make a better tea for cheaper at home.. Maybe start with the sticky from CT guy about compost tea guide??
Ingredients are EWC,SEAWEED,MOLASSES, HUMIC ACID...
buy your humic and soluable seaweed from here --- http://www.simplici-tea.com/product_page.htm
For $25 you'll have a pound of each
Then go to any garden store, etc.. and get EWC..(or start your own worm bin) Then go to any grocery store and buy organic unsulphered blackstrap molasses.
You just saved yourself tons of cash, and you'll be making a better product at home. After reading some threads here, you may start adding (or subtracting) things from your teas to make an even better 'product'.
Peace.
read any thread on this organic forum and you'll make a better tea for cheaper at home.. Maybe start with the sticky from CT guy about compost tea guide??
Ingredients are EWC,SEAWEED,MOLASSES, HUMIC ACID...
buy your humic and soluable seaweed from here --- http://www.simplici-tea.com/product_page.htm
For $25 you'll have a pound of each
Then go to any garden store, etc.. and get EWC..(or start your own worm bin) Then go to any grocery store and buy organic unsulphered blackstrap molasses.
You just saved yourself tons of cash, and you'll be making a better product at home. After reading some threads here, you may start adding (or subtracting) things from your teas to make an even better 'product'.
Peace.
I wouldn't recommend buying a premade tea, the above info is very good. It's like buying canned screwdrivers when you can pick up a carton of fresh orange juice and a nice bottle of vodka :]
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Carl Carlson
i'm beginning to think the same thing about hydro fertilizers and supplements. unless you're a micro grower that would use one small bottle per year, it really doesn't make sense not to either buy the products to mix your own or at least go with one of the very inexpensive granular hydro ferts.
shrpshooter
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thats sum great info shrpshooter
