Super Tea Mix from The Guano Company?

[mclovin478910]

Hey all has anyone had any experience with this stuff? Recently picked up a gallon of it at my local shop after they said it was highly recommended and fairly simple for a good organic base for nutrients.

Would love to see or hear any reviews on the product.

thanks a bunch in advance!:coffee break:

 

[mclovin478910]

Bump for the day time people

 

[namvet25]

I use there bud swell mix and like it.I cant read your label ,what is the NPK reading

 

[mclovin478910]

Item Description

For houseplants or leafy vegetables, our Super Tea is meant for you. At.05-.10-.02, this mix of Mexican bat guano, seabird guano, worm castings and soluble seaweed provides a delightfully nutritious meal for lettuce, spinach, seedlings, even azalea bushes in the spring. Great for the vegetative cycle of tomatoes, corn, peppers, eggplant, or any other vegetable.

Use at a rate of 1-2 cups per 5 gallons of water.

That's what I found but 1-2 cups seems like a lot have. The label on it has 1-2 tablespoons per gallon.

 

[Bromeo]

Mclovin I have not used this product but that's only cause my local hydro store carries killer tea instead. I don't think its intended as a stand alone feed but more as a base to a complete feeding system. It going to be chalked full of good micro still and will nothing but help the development Of the plant. It would help with flavor and aromas but its not going to make monsters.

 

[mclovin478910]

Yea was hoping it would replace my base line. Still have the rest of the blue planet lineup with more additives that. I know what to do with like liquid seaweed, vitablue, calmag, 2 desperate bloom boosters and big up from Humboldt.

 

[SkatterBrayne]

The teas are not a source of nutrients, rather, they work in cooperation with the plants root system to make them stronger and more efficient.

Teas are great, the plants benefit greatly from it. What is the price? It is inexpensive to brew your own actively aerated composite tea with 4 products (Actually you buy the ingredients and breed more of them, technically.) Incredible boost to the plants immune system. Thing are indestructible with a nice microbe population.

All you need is ZHO powder, aquashield, Earthworm castings, some molasses, and an airstone. It comes out to just a few cent per dose. If you can't be troubled, just buy the tea from the hydro guy. It will help immensely. I have also just added seaweed to my feedings, and there is academic research supporting its immense benefits.

Be certain you are using completely dechlorinated water, as that can wreak havoc on bacteria populations. If you have chloramine in you're water, it is nearly impossible to offgas and you would have to look into using sodium thiosulfate or Ascorbic Acid to eliminate it.

 

[mclovin478910]

Just sent my house water out to be tested actually so in about a week im supposed to get a call and ill find out exactly whats in it. The bottle was 40 bucks for 1 gal and says 1-2 tablespoons per gallon so around 200 gallons of "tea" base. Id love to brew my own its on my to do list but figured this would help push me haha. the seaweed was my favorite addition last round and am ordering a gallon tonight, Blue Planet Nutrients

 

[SkatterBrayne]

Just sent my house water out to be tested actually so in about a week im supposed to get a call and ill find out exactly whats in it. The bottle was 40 bucks for 1 gal and says 1-2 tablespoons per gallon so around 200 gallons of "tea" base. Id love to brew my own its on my to do list but figured this would help push me haha. the seaweed was my favorite addition last round and am ordering a gallon tonight, Blue Planet Nutrients

Nice, I am very excited to see how my seedlings respond to the seaweed. I have heard nothing but great things.

$40 is expensive, but it sounds very concentrated. Pick it up and give it a shot.You should start to see some results in as little as three days, but it takes a little while to get that micro army at full strength.

As a test last run, I wanted to see how stress resistant my plants were. I used alot of silica in my nuts regiment, and applied teas religiously.I subjected one plant to over 2000 ppm for over a week, and it showed no ill affects (Very minor burned tips on a couple leaves). The plants were 40 inches tall and damn near invincible. You wont be disappointed.

 

[mclovin478910]

I fed the soil with a dose of tea and hygrozyne a few days ago and will be potting them today hopefully that gave a little headstart to the micro organisims. Thanks for the help and check out my SIG for my journal.