Brewing tea with humboldt nutrients?

I'm trying to start brewing my own tea/nutrient solution. And right now I have these organic
Nutrients from humboldt nutrients:
Grow natural
Bloom natural
Deuce deuce
Flavorful
I also have molasses(grandma's).would this be enough ingridence to brew a decent tea for now? What are some other ingridences requires for a basic tea to add to this, if any?
Thanks in advance guys! I'm just trying to start getting into tea brewing and would like to start off basic and go from their, ya know

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im not sure about ur nutez but when i make a tea i fill up a 10 gallon trash can and take a sock and put in a hand full of worm castings bat guano alfafa meal kelp meal sum root organic soil molasses sum humic acid and golden tree and i have 2 air stones and i bubble for 2 days and im good to go

bigworm6969 said:

im not sure about ur nutez but when i make a tea i fill up a 10 gallon trash can and take a sock and put in a hand full of worm castings bat guano alfafa meal kelp meal sum root organic soil molasses sum humic acid and golden tree and i have 2 air stones and i bubble for 2 days and im good to go

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Thanks for the awesome recipe dude. I'm gonna have to try it. I have some of the things you listed like the worm casting bat guano and molasses, but yea I'll probably go out today actually and get the rest.you input is greatly appriciated!

glad i could help hit me up if u need anything

Dear Cannabis Culture, as a Humboldt Nutrients Expert i can share with you the magic compost tea formula, also the nutes are a good but i find missing Honey ES. To create a recipient of 200 liters of Tea abou 52 gallons if i'm not wrong you will need:
1- a recipient
2- 3 liters of Honey ES (molasses)
3- 120 ml of Mayan Microzyme (Bacteria that will eat solid humus and will be replicated)
4- 1,1 or 1,2 Kg of solid humus inside a sock as a friend told you.
5- Air Pump to oxygenate water
6- Temperature control.

After 2 days of fermentation you will have an excellent tea to bring to your soil, the tea will be good for use during a month, an every week you will need to put a little bit honey es (molasses) for the bacteria. You can mix 1,5 liters of the tea per 20 liters of water. So if i'm not wrong you can mix 50 oz of tea for 5 gallons of water. This tea is incredible during the 2 first weeks of vegetation and flowering, except if you choose a more vegetative nutrient way to grow for example 4 weeks of grow and then 2 weeks of flowering. I can share a video if you want