A good book with lots of info for your reading pleasure would be true living organics by the Rev.
I agree I love that book- great info and recipes for soil & teas at all stages of growth.
I am currently brewing up my first fungal dominated tea based on a recipe from this thread:
https://www.rollitup.org/t/aact-bloom-tea-veg-tea-fungal-tea-myco-tea-recipes-from-the-outdoor-guys.516845/
Anyway here's the recipe:
2 cups of fresh EWC
4-5 tblspn baby oatmeal
3 tblspn soft rock phosphate
Mix these with some clean water until texture is creamy & place inside a small plastic container in warm dry conditions-75-80deg F for 3 days
Compost mix will show signs of mycelium growth(fuzzy white patches) when it's ready for brewing
Bubble the mixture with 2 gal of clean water and:
3 tsp fish hydrosylate
1/2 cup big bloom
2 tblspn kelp meal
2 tsp. Humic acid
Bubble/Brew for 24-48 hrs & apply to plants ASAP
For an all purpose bacterial dominated tea it's even easier:
2 cups fresh EWC
1/2 cup big bloom
1 tsp seabird guano- approx 8 pcs
1 tblspn molasses
2 tsp kelp meal
2 tsp alfalfa meal
2 tsp 5-5-5 happy frog fertilizer
Add this to 2-3 gal of water & bubble/brew for 24-48 hrs...dilute with up to 2 gal if desired but I tend to use it as is. I use no filters but I run the mixture through a colander to remove any large chunks that would otherwise clog my watering can & throw it along with any leftover sediment in with my recycling soil bin.
For a veg or flowering tea I will add or subtract a few ingredients but this is the tea I give my plants most times if at all which is about every 2 weeks or as needed if I see they need a boost. Hope that helps but be sure to read the stickies and get yourself a good book to reference like the revs book and/or teaming with microbes is highly recommended as well. Good luck happy growing
