Anyone any experience & results with lecithin in the compost tea??
Keep on growing
Keep on growing
Great thread
mescurandero,
I've used it during 3rd or 4th week of bloom when I want to kick up P, along with heavier use of MO to kick up K. Like a P-K boost. I put it in water in a blender so it emulsifies, then add to the tea. There are other benefits besides just a P boost. You can research phospholipids, etc. I was using 1 tsp/gal, but you can use your own judgement. Usually you can check the label, then do the math. I believe it to be beneficial. Maybe very beneficial. Good luck. -granger
I've used it during 3rd or 4th week of bloom when I want to kick up P, along with heavier use of MO to kick up K. Like a P-K boost. I put it in water in a blender so it emulsifies, then add to the tea. There are other benefits besides just a P boost. You can research phospholipids, etc. I was using 1 tsp/gal, but you can use your own judgement. Usually you can check the label, then do the math. I believe it to be beneficial. Maybe very beneficial. Good luck. -granger
Nutrient tea question
Nutrient tea question
How long would this keep in the refrigerator and be usable as a nutrient tea?
1/2 cup alfalfameal per gallon with a teaspoon of black strap molasses per gallon; 1/2 tablespoon/gallon ordinary kelpmeal if you have it.
Run the unit for 24 hours; strain, especially if applying to foliage. If applying to foliage we usually dilute with non-chlorinated water 1:1.
If applying to young seedlings dilute 2 parts water: 1 part tea.
Include vermicompost only if doing soil/media drench and not if spraying foliage. (1/2 cup per gallon)
Nutrient tea question
How long would this keep in the refrigerator and be usable as a nutrient tea?
1/2 cup alfalfameal per gallon with a teaspoon of black strap molasses per gallon; 1/2 tablespoon/gallon ordinary kelpmeal if you have it.
Run the unit for 24 hours; strain, especially if applying to foliage. If applying to foliage we usually dilute with non-chlorinated water 1:1.
If applying to young seedlings dilute 2 parts water: 1 part tea.
Include vermicompost only if doing soil/media drench and not if spraying foliage. (1/2 cup per gallon)
ChemCat
Member
Does neem oil kill the bacteria/fungi microbes, when i was growing in coco i sometimes used 20mil in a 10ish litre bucket in late veg/early flower and it kept fungus gnats down and had no negative effects on my plants, i'm wondering if it will be okay for organic methods.
Cheers guys
CC
Cheers guys
CC
It has no shelf life, you need to use it right away.
Haven't tested the oil, maybe I'll do that on my next round of testing but here's the neem seed meal (cake).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6Yi9ULGgps
As a nutrient tea you can store this in the fridge or on the cool floor. I've used it this way for a couple of weeks. Not a compost tea!
I'm unsure how this applies to 'tea' but I'll admit I have not a clue.
Vaporizzando192
Member
i would like to ask experts what they think about this "kind of tea" in organic grow :
30 ml of Ascophyllum Nodosum powder,
12 ml extract Ecklonia Maxima,
30 ml of BORLANDA FLUIDA (i dunno how to translate but it is a residual of fermented and distilled Beet Molasses...here the composition of it : N total 3%, N organic 3%, K2O water soluble 6%, C bio 10%)
20 ml of plain unchlorine water added one time per day, each day for 6 days
stiring at least one time per day
after 6 days mixed with 6 liter of plain unchlorine water to feed the plant.
what u think about it ?
thxxx
30 ml of Ascophyllum Nodosum powder,
12 ml extract Ecklonia Maxima,
30 ml of BORLANDA FLUIDA (i dunno how to translate but it is a residual of fermented and distilled Beet Molasses...here the composition of it : N total 3%, N organic 3%, K2O water soluble 6%, C bio 10%)
20 ml of plain unchlorine water added one time per day, each day for 6 days
stiring at least one time per day
after 6 days mixed with 6 liter of plain unchlorine water to feed the plant.
what u think about it ?
thxxx
VERMONSTAH
Active member
I wont lie these 200 pages of thread are kicking my ass atm lmao.
It sounds interesting and smelly but that is about all I can add for you. As a kelp tea it will likely provide some nutrients. It is not something I've done.
Vaporizzando192
Member
comparing with other recipes found here it seems an half way of fermented tea and anaerobic tea (but maybe i am wrong)
it is made for flowering by a lonely wolf that live around my mountains, he said that sometimes wait for 12 days...but really i dunno if it works...he does not like to answer too many questions.
how do it works in ur opinion ? (even if i know it is hard to have a clear idea about it) and what is it this "thing"?
anyway thx for your words.
p.s. i bought a copy of ur e-book Teaming with microbes...and i am "eating" it...i love it
but now i want to buy a good microscope to understand more...soon or later i will do!!
comparing with other recipes found here it seems an half way of fermented tea and anaerobic tea (but maybe i am wrong)
it is made for flowering by a lonely wolf that live around my mountains, he said that sometimes wait for 12 days...but really i dunno if it works...he does not like to answer too many questions.
how do it works in ur opinion ? (even if i know it is hard to have a clear idea about it) and what is it this "thing"?
anyway thx for your words.
p.s. i bought a copy of ur e-book Teaming with microbes...and i am "eating" it...i love it
I did not write the book. My friend Jeff Lowenfels wrote it.
Vaporizzando192
Member
Oh sorry i thought u were the author
VERMONSTAH
Active member
No shit huh? Your mr.lowenfels friend and you enjoy cannabis..........warms my heart!
There are many plants of extreme value given by the earth. Cannabis is certainly one of them.
