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super concentrated tea?
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No that is fine..diluting and mixing on site makes sense and will work ok!
Peace and good luck, hhf
Peace and good luck, hhf
G
Guest
My tea is brewed in concentrate and diluted at time of use. To do this means that you have to create your concentrate; I don't know how you would go about breweing a bottle of concentrate.
J.
J.
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Guest
BurnOne said:
I don't want to discourage experimentation but..........
In 90% of cases I would agree. On top of cultivation, being a micro-breeder is unnecessary and time consuming. Knowing your plants are far more important, once you know your plants then details can be ironed out.
J.
LavenderCowboy
Member
bio-forte,
Are you refering to an outside grow at a distance????LC
Are you refering to an outside grow at a distance????LC
G
Guest
bio,
While the pic posted shows what looks like a healthy plant; Why did you post a question when you were gonna reply to the responses that it will be just fine and you're not concerned with "reading" the plant. Maybe I just read your reply wrongly, if so then disregard this.
I assume from your name that Biology is your "forte", with that said; "Reading" a plant is very much biological indeed and any good agrist/hortist "reads" their plants in order to make correct decisions.
J.
While the pic posted shows what looks like a healthy plant; Why did you post a question when you were gonna reply to the responses that it will be just fine and you're not concerned with "reading" the plant. Maybe I just read your reply wrongly, if so then disregard this.
I assume from your name that Biology is your "forte", with that said; "Reading" a plant is very much biological indeed and any good agrist/hortist "reads" their plants in order to make correct decisions.
J.
G
Guest
ok, well perhaps I did then; I'm sorry if I was abrasive. Personally, it's worth it to keep a tea brewin on the rocks but BurnOne for example prefers the simpler, every bit as effective bubbling in a bucket approach. Some are more concerned with other areas of Organics but I hone in on the microherds.
J.
J.
V
vonforne
If you make it consentrated and want to keep aerating the microherd you could use a portable fish pump like we use to go fishing with. It runs on 2 d cell batteries and if you are carrying liquid it would not add much weight.
V
and yea you could dilute on site with water that is there.
V
and yea you could dilute on site with water that is there.
Hey guys,
Getting large amounts of teas to outdoor plants is always a backbreaking experience, that's why using solid sources of ammendments and a large volume of healthy and well mixed soil is essential.
Guano is by far the best element for making a concentrate , it last up to 1-2 week if left in a cool and dry place, easier still you can topdress with high N or high P guano at the right time and with each rainfall they'll get a good feed, you can also topdress somtimes with castings and work them into the first few inches of soil, it will eauqlly boost the microherd with a light watering and maybe a little molasses.
Peace
Sub's
Getting large amounts of teas to outdoor plants is always a backbreaking experience, that's why using solid sources of ammendments and a large volume of healthy and well mixed soil is essential.
Guano is by far the best element for making a concentrate , it last up to 1-2 week if left in a cool and dry place, easier still you can topdress with high N or high P guano at the right time and with each rainfall they'll get a good feed, you can also topdress somtimes with castings and work them into the first few inches of soil, it will eauqlly boost the microherd with a light watering and maybe a little molasses.
Peace
Sub's
