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do you have carrots in the small containers? Plants looking good subbed
Thanks Growing Dank. No Carrots the 2Gal pots are Dill.
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do you have carrots in the small containers? Plants looking good subbed
Wow do they look good. Just wondering what's the point of Humic Acid in your tea?
Right on I was just curious, had not seen that as an ingredient in any tea recipes I have seen thus far. I'm learning as well, so I was just curious. I have only seen humic acid added as a natural chealating amendment in soil mixes so far.
I constantly experiment with teas/natural boosters and three recipes developed this year is all round veg one, early flowering, and middle to late flowering one. First one brews bamboo comppst, horsetail, stinging nettle, and molasses. Second one utilizes stinging nettle, volcanic rock powder, egg shell powder, microbial and funghal inoculant, blended cucumber peel extract. Third one is just molasses with inoculant to which you can add compost extract if you really need it! The thing about humic acid by the ways is that if you have good compost in your mix you already have plenty of humic acid, so adding more is counterproductive as it's neither a nutrient nor conditioner. It's a chelating agent raising fertility understood as a physical and chemical quality of the soil. Saying that it's much better to start with living soil and then just keep the balance in order with a light touch from time to time