Shit yeah...way better...nothing in a bottle can compare to the power of ACT's, because the bottle is anaerobic environment. No bottle can contain aerobic bacteria because its sealed up and not being aerated. When you brew the tea you are growing the number of bacteria/fungus (microbes) up to 10,000 the original amount you started with...and the aerobic bacteria's are the ones you want, anaerobic's are far more dangerous and likely to contain something that will harm your plants. So, that being said, you want to use an Aerated tea as asap after taking the air out..it can go anaerobic on you in 4-6hours..and then you got a batch of poison..
Anyways on to the recipe..I've been using these simple recipes and I', getting great results..(although a little bit of burn on the tips from the MICROBES eating up the nutes sitting in the media and hitting them with a huge dose all at once..if I would have been using ACT's the whole time I wouldnt have had this problem, however I've just recently found out about them)
these are all per gallon...scale up or down as necessary.
VEG: 1 tsp Molasses (un-sulphered), 1/2 cup EWC, 1/2 cup alaskan humus, 1 tsp rolled oats, 1 tsp kelp meal, 1 tsp alfalfa meal, 1 tsp bio marine.... bubble for two days at grow room temp....strain and mix 1:1 with RO water and root drench...cut with another 50% RO water and foliar
Bacteria Dominant bloom: 1 tsp Molasses (Un-sulphured), 1/2 cup EWC, 1/2 cup alaskan humus, 1 tbsp rolled oats (powdered), 1 tsp kelp meal, and 1 tbsp alfalfa meal, 1/4 tsp rock phosphate, 1 tsp fossil fuel
Fungus Dominant bloom (for use about halp way through flowering): use the same amounts as the bacteria tea except use 150% on all the grains.... mix your grains (kelp,oats, and alfalfa) with your microbe source (EWC and Alaskan humus) and make into a mud...cover (poke holes through the cover), and put it on a heating pad for 3-7 days to grow a mycelium....put that in your brewer (bucket) and add more grains and rock phosphate...bubble for 24 hours, strain, cut with RO water at 1:1, and use as root drench
I'm new with act'S AND DONT PRETEND TO BE AN EXPERT....just trying to help..Ive found this very beneficial for my own garden.
VEG- 1 tsp
Thanks for taking the time out of your day to help explain more about teas. Unfortunately I am looking for a s'more simply recipe.
Veg:
1 part ewc
1 part high p guano
I part fish emulsion
Haha I made the above up, but I think you get my point...there has to be very simple recipes for ACTs
What do you think? Does it have to be soo complicated?