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Subject: Compost Teas: 24 hour, EM, IM, BD & fermented plant extracts
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- From: "Jeff Lowenfels" <jeff AT gardener.com>
- To: "D" <madhava AT fidalgo.net>, <Soilfoodweb AT aol.com>, <compostteas AT lists.ibiblio.org>
- Cc: <CuretonW AT VMCMAIL.com>
- Subject: RE: Subject: [Compostteas] CT application
- Date: Fri, 7 Jun 2002 14:19:36 -0700
The standard
dilution rate? Hmmmm. THE FIRST THING YOU NEED TO DO IS TEST YOUR TEA
RECIPE. If your tea is good you only need 5 gallons per acre. You can
dilute it all you want, just make sure you are getting the entire five gallons
on one acre.
Next, what are you
using the tea for? Restoring, fixing or maintaining. Restoring? I use it
undiluted.
You can apply teas
with a watering can, a bucket, a sprayer. Usually it depends on what you
are doing.
Lawns, foliar: Spray
witha sprayer. The key here is low pressure (below 70 psi for sure) and screened
tea so the system doesn't clog.
Row Crops, annuals:
a cup or two to each plant. Also foliar spray
Trees: Foliar,
soil drench with a watering can or spray the area under the tree and out a foot
or two beyond the drip line.
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Subject: [Compostteas] Homemade Compost Tea Brewer,
Soilfoodweb, 06/07/2002
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Re: Subject: [Compostteas] CT application,
D, 06/07/2002
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RE: Subject: [Compostteas] CT application,
Jeff Lowenfels, 06/07/2002
- Re: Subject: [Compostteas] CT application, D, 06/07/2002
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RE: Subject: [Compostteas] CT application,
Jeff Lowenfels, 06/07/2002
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Re: Subject: [Compostteas] CT application,
D, 06/07/2002
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