Compost tea..

[FadedMalone]

I have some tea on the brew. I used 1 cup mushroom compost some stuff called trinity and 2 tablespoons of molasses. The trinity is derived from molasses,yucca extract,kelp extract,soy protein,humic acid and aloe extract.I read that mushroom compost is better used on flowering plants. What do you guys think of this tea recipe? Oh, all this is in three gallons of water. I forgot, I also added half tsp of some stuff called roots oregonism xl and this stuff has six endo/ecto mycorrhizea species,two types of Trichoderma and thirteen strains of beneficial bacteria,yucca,humic acids and soluble kelp.

 

[Eyes on Fire]

if its already brewing,how do ya like it?how much trinity did you use?any fish too?ya may wanna try mixing fish and molasses or using upwards of 4 TBspoons with 3 gallons of water of Molasses imo.and if the kelp isnt belnded with any soil and not readily available the kelp is not completely soluable imo.you may still wanna use a small pinch of azomite and casting to round off imo.but you can push n pull that recipe till you like it.and mushroom compost isnt just for flowering,it has a multitude of additional beneficial microbes that many composts do not unless your composting your own.which browns and greens remain king,when composted together,not individually imo. so if you like that tea man id start tinkering with it.lil more water..lil less with additions and cutting with various agents n things till it pops how you like it.:Sharing One:

 

[FadedMalone]

if its already brewing,how do ya like it?how much trinity did you use?any fish too?ya may wanna try mixing fish and molasses or using upwards of 4 TBspoons with 3 gallons of water of Molasses imo.and if the kelp isnt belnded with any soil and not readily available the kelp is not completely soluable imo.you may still wanna use a small pinch of azomite and casting to round off imo.but you can push n pull that recipe till you like it.and mushroom compost isnt just for flowering,it has a multitude of additional beneficial microbes that many composts do not unless your composting your own.which browns and greens remain king,when composted together,not individually imo. so if you like that tea man id start tinkering with it.lil more water..lil less with additions and cutting with various agents n things till it pops how you like it.:Sharing One:

I like it. I already watered with it. I added six endo/ecto mycorrhizea species,two types of Trichoderma and thirteen strains of beneficial bacteria,yucca,humic acids and soluble kelp. I added 1 tablespoon of the Trinity. I need to go get some worm castings and a few other things and play with tea recipes. The tea I brewed had a nice foam on top so I figured I had good stuff going on.

 

[Eyes on Fire]

awesome,now all ya gotta do is make it rounded as a stronger tea with the recipes you like and have it act similarly n there it is.just make sure its not hot and use very little guanos since there really not needed.Flower boost maybe but really even then not necessary.:Sharing One:

 

[FadedMalone]

Thanks for the tips bro. :Sharing One:

 

[LongbottomLeaf]

I'll add that if you want to try add some sprout teas at week 3-8 of flowering. I am trying this now with good results.

 

[FadedMalone]

What is sprout tea, is like some kind of grass?

 

[LongbottomLeaf]

It is eessentially adding enzymes to the party, enzymes help the bacteria, bacteria helps digest the nutrients, roots allow the bacteria to grow. Check out the build a soil blog that is where I learn about it. Here is his how to make sprout tea:
http://buildasoil.com/blogs/video-blog/14096797-sprouted-seed-tea-tutorial

 

[Eyes on Fire]

sprout tea and enzyme additives with tea mellow brews are extra useful too.
https://www.autoflower.org/f89/enzyme-teas-sprouted-seed-teas-35012.html

 

[FadedMalone]

It is eessentially adding enzymes to the party, enzymes help the bacteria, bacteria helps digest the nutrients, roots allow the bacteria to grow. Check out the build a soil blog that is where I learn about it. Here is his how to make sprout tea:
http://buildasoil.com/blogs/video-blog/14096797-sprouted-seed-tea-tutorial

Thanks buddy. I'm always wanting to learn new things man.