They are attempting to create food sources for broad spectrum bacterial and fungal growth. When adding meals (ground organic matter) to a bacterial/fungal environment you are feeding the "soil" or rather root zone to exchange nutrient for sugar. This a fairly vague statement but the "gist" of what they are doing.
absolutely
You could absolutly add nutrients as well. Molasses has an npk value right?
I think this too.
Sure it has an npk value... but that npk isn’t being broken down in a 24hr brew as it isn’t water soluable. Father Time is still undefeated m8
I was listening to a dude talk about certain microbes that release terps that attract others and even signal the plant. There is so much crazy shit going on its hard to fathomI think this too.
I always wonder if sometimes the same beneficial microbes in the soil. Live on the flowers as well.
They all come from the air i suppose?
It wouldnt surprise me at all.
How about a 36 hr tea
I use hydrolyzed fish also.
And I understand what you are saying. But this heat is causing the minerals to become usable. Meaning they are on their way or broken down before the water delivers to rootsThe way i figure it.
Is its mulch.
We use mulch outside to insulate our roots. Yes definitely.
But its the thermal heat from the mulch, keeping it all healthy. Imo.
That thermal heat is coming from the beneficial bacteria feeding off the mulch.
The microbes are having a field day.
Green matter, is breaking down.
Rain or water comes along, and washes down this "tea". Thats teeming with bennies.
Imho making compost tea. Is just making the tea without a mulch.
Just my opinion, anyway.
I'll leave it there.
They are broken down and available in liquid form at the time of purchase.
No your not. Lol
Ok. So the liquid fish hydrosolate and liquid kelp are. Still sticking by your guns that the ‘meals’ are too?
Yes, to a certain extent