Ive gotta carry the tea a long way and at 1 quart of tea per gallon of water i need about 10 gallons. can i brew a double or even 4 times concentrate tea then dilute onsite? do you see anything wrong with that ?thanks

I would endorse that Idea, considering I brew my tea and then adjust by adding water to get the ppm just right

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nothing wrong with making it super concentrated, if like drums said, you can adjust it back.

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Thanks guys
Im trying my first homebrew tea.
First organic anything actually, and i appreciate the the help

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Goldenchips... Concentrated Teas are completely OK. In fact, down right wise, when you have to hump them in to feed a bunch of plants - to save your back - and look more like a backpacker.
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I bought a two gallon backpack stype bladder to carry in concentrated teas to water my plants - at Walmart last year. It's pretty handy & lots of Mountain Bikers & Backpackers use them.
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I just brew my teas x4 and like you say - mix at the locations - since I have a stream nearby to get mixing water at. To save time, do all your math ahead of time and make a measuring cup just for that. It says time & mistakes later on.
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