Ah yes. Century egg. Ancient Chinese delicacy.
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No way bro
https://g.co/kgs/DgWYCr
Using boogie brew mix and my own worm bin poo.
I really donāt have to clean anything after a brew other than the air stones and the bucket and thatās simple and quick with a rinse.
Use the spent sludge as a top dress in other soil Iāll reuse again.
Been brewing teas since I started to grow this herb.
Yea anaerobic tea isnāt something I use.
Thanks for the reply and enjoy the day
In my opinion that isnāt really necessary but if it makes you feel more comfortable doing it than by all means do it.
I simply rinse my stones off and scrub with old tooth brush and then run them in water bubbling for a bit after brew and clean my bucket with warm water and rinse it out. Have only been through maybe 3 sets of air stones in over 3 years as eventually they get clogged up and have reduced output.
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Thanks I donāt particularly care for the boiling part because it softens the air stones and Iām not sure if the glue holding them together leaches into the tea. Iām going to take your advice.
And yes bubbling them in clean water rinses them out pretty good
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Deleted other post coped wrong link. This video says a lemon says a lemon will neutralize chlorine and chloramine
Simply bubbling water for an hour (agitating it removes it quicker) or just letting it sit for a day will dissipate chlorine from water.
Now Chloramine is a different story. Luckily they donāt use that in my water. Just Chlorine.
Yea your lucky they use it in are city water (chloramine )from the sewage plant here. Itās a shame but they do.
The video said lemon works but I donāt trust it. I also heard stress coat for fish aquariums works also.
I buy deer park spring water. Got to be better then the stuff coming from city, I hope so anyway. Thanks
I use this stuff itās under 20 bucks and last 4ever, literally a pinch per gallon of water and done I have seriously horrible hard water though so I mix 50/50 RO n tap to get it down to 250 ppm which imo is perfect for plants
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00ZVNCXOM?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2_tab_ap_product_details
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mmmm mmm mmm. Itās almost the weekend again. Tea time on the farm! Better than any local golf course. We all have our own styles and tweaks we enjoy with our growing. This is what works for me. Happy growingā¦
Whats in your tea recipe?
If you have chlorine in your water or even if you āthinkā you might. Bubble the water for 24 hours prior to introducing any of your ingredients. We want to start with clean water
Minimum of 36 hour brew. Feeding within 30 minutes of turning of bubble stones.
- Worm castings (large tea bag)
- Natural humus (Large tea bag) This is key!
- Fish/ Crab hydrolysate
- Liquid bat guano
- Bio live
- Molasses unsulphured.
- Cal-Mag Iron.
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@Gunther11 Here is some good info on some teas. Enjoy!
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Thatās some good brew
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Thanks for the info
Keep up the fight with the big C
Iām in the same boat.
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@trx The tea recipe I listed a few posts up would solve your problem. Simply adding a few of the listed ingredients to your soil would probably help. Work on creating a healthy soil and your little girl will fall into line
Happy growingā¦
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Great pod cast to listen to while doing other thingsā¦
Enjoy the day
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I do a compost tea i use organic compost and worm castings and bat guano and volcanic rock dust fertilizer and kelp and fish liquid and molasses works wonders and for flowering i make a banana tea with fish and kelp liquid molasses and banana skins and worm castings
all i can say is thank you , now i have about 1/6 of what i needed to know , very good reading for me
