mathew pixley
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When you buy the organics tea do you have to have it airrate. I know I spelled that wrong haha. Or can you just put some in water and leave it sit. Any info on organic tea or how to mix it with water would be great. Thanks RIU
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greasemonkeymann
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it's all in the tea-sticky man.
the only things you can do anaerobically are fermented tea, like dandelion, comfrey, stinging nettles, and such.
You can make traditional nute teas anaerobically.. but I wouldn't, there are some reactions you may not now about, possible hazardous things created..
Short answer, yes you can, but I would not recommend it at all, get a 40-50 dollar heavy duty airpump and you are golden
mathew pixley
Member
I only need to aerate a few gallons. I'm gonna go to my local hydro shop to see if they have premade tea available because I don't feel like making it my own haha
greasemonkeymann
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safe your money and just get a pump, it's not hard.
but either way.
Plus who knows if the hydro shop is doing it right, could be simply dirtwater they are selling you
mathew pixley
Member
So what is a reputable good tea I can brew myself. I already have a res, pump, and water. I just need a reputable tea. Any brands people swear by?
greasemonkeymann
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we linked and already told you where to find this info, look in the sticky area. regarding teas.
It's alllllll there.
https://www.rollitup.org/t/aact-bloom-tea-veg-tea-fungal-tea-myco-tea-recipes-from-the-outdoor-guys.516845/
greasemonkeymann
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https://www.rollitup.org/t/soil-food-web-gardening-with-compost-teas.427826/
100% of the information you need to grow organically is in the stickys on this site
100% of the information you need to grow organically is in the stickys on this site