Mmmmick
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Hay Mmmmick when making my teas for flowering I use a multitude of stuff but when adding the guano I use 1 tbsp per gallon just like they recommend and let brew for at least 3 days. Depending on what is in my teas 3 days usually does the trick and after three days you really have to watch it or should I say smell it and make sure its not going bad. Its seems to work ok. I also take the guano and other stuff that is in the tea bag and spread it over the top of the soil. I have used more guano around 6 tbsp and it did not have any negative affects and did not seem to make any difference so I would think when making the teas the risk of over feeding is very slim. Good luck...
I know a lot of guano tea recipe's say to brew the teas for 2 weeks and some up to a years. I am pretty sure thats just for guano only teas and am pretty sure they are just letting it sit without any air stones and stirring it up every once in a while. With my teas I could never brew them that long without them going bad.
Hope this helps and good luck..
Definitely helpful info , thanks sonzor. I wasn't sure if the reg dose would be too heavy as a liquid feed. You've gone as high as 6 so it seems organics are hard to overdo, as they say.
great info, I'll mix a batch right now so it'll have some steep time. Maybe just water while the tea brews for a few days. It won't have a chance to go bad, I'm just doing one liquid feeding, maybe add a topdressing in a week or 2.
good stuff appreciate your sharing of the info.
can't rep or rate I guess I need to share the love a little more first, but the thought's there.