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Old 08-01-2008, 10:04 AM
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Smile & Yes - don't forget the molasses ......
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Originally Posted by SimpleSimon View Post
Is also a good idea to add an oz of Organic Molasses to your mix to feed the good bacteria.
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SimpleSimon You bring up an excellent point. I got so busy typing about the different manures - I neglected the molasses.
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Unsulphured Molasses is cheap, available at most grocery stores & is easy to use. You add one ounce to each gallon of unchlorinated water. This produces a NPK value of 5-1-3 on average. The keys are unsulphured molasses & unchlorinated water. This makes an excellent low grade, all natural fertilizer, feeds the micro-beaties (good bacteria & fungi) in your manure tea mixs & adds some trace minerals -which is an added bonus.
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If you plant to foliar feed, just use only half as much molasses.
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Thanks..SimpleSimon...
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