tea question

[Ricow]

Hello peeps i got a little question about adding some
sirup to my tea. Gonna brew some my first batch.
I got bubblers, 2 types of compost and worm castings fresh
now i need to ad blackstrap molasses and before buying it
can i use gerstemoutstroop thats in dutch and in french it is sirop de malt dórge and in englisch it is barley malt syrup i am living in holland and not everytihing i can find in the store
And question 2 is about kelpmeal it in the fishing store for some fishbait thing can i use that to for my soil and tea's
it is not really meal but more schredded kelp i guess

i hope u understand my questions thanx in forward

 

[h.h.]

I've been looking for malt to add to my soil mix as an experiment. I would certainly try it in very small doses. Flora Nova contains malt syrup.
Check a feed store for feed grade molasses. Make sure it doesn't a bunch have of preservatives though. I would use both.

 

[Clackamas Coot]

I've been looking for malt to add to my soil mix as an experiment.

Home brewing stores will have both dry and liquid versions of malted barley.

Very inexpensive in either form.

CC

 

[Fraggle Rock]

I have made compost tea that I added a 40oz bottle of Old E Malt Liquor. I only used that recipe a few times in the past, but I have seen it used non stop in other gardens before.

 

[heady blunts]

i've been using barley malt extract (the syrup kind) in place of molasses in brews. i don't have a microscope to check for sure it's working, but the plants love it. i did a bunch of research and it's very similar to black strap molasses in terms of sugar (carbs) as well as micronutrients, etc.

i substitute it 1:1 for molasses in MM's tea recipe

 

[Ricow]

hey thanx gonna brew me some tea then