Testing Soil Amendments: Manure Tea vs Compost

[srcpnm]

those were not tomato plants

[jdizzilicious]

R U SURE THOSE WERENT CUCUMBER PLANTS

[buffaloborn71]

where are the results ????

[CanarsieBK]

@buffaloborn71 There was another video with the results. THe roots of the container with the compost tea were much longer, but they grew out of hte container.

[saeidmomtahan]

Thanks for the effort, but this is Youtube, give me results in under 30 seconds flat or I'm outta here. Know what I mean?

[CanarsieBK]

@saeidmomtahan Appreciate your input.

[TheregularGuy2008]

what a waste of one's time

[CanarsieBK]

@TheregularGuy2008 Appreciate the insightful comment.

[MrandMissConverted]

Is the compost tea plant in a self-watering container? Was the tea able to steep aerobically without any problem? 

[CanarsieBK]

@MrandMissConverted Yes it was in a self-watering container and no noticeable issues.

[shortywarn]

what a waste of time,,, where the hell are the results????

[CanarsieBK]

@shortywarn You can find the results here /watch?v=N6jo4-wc7ak

[jigglinjas]

cool side by side mike, i would also add an air pump for oxygen... whats the progress on these?

[CanarsieBK]

@jigglinjas Still too early to tell.

[LadyGardenHoe]

Looking forward to the results!

[samann95014]

i think the one with compost will do well. if you'd use cow manure mix (instead of tea), that would do much better than compost i think. also if you feed manure compost tea everyday, that would do great. you can use small amount of cow manure in a tea bag & dip it into a solution made of molasses with air aeration. this will make a great compost tea. this can provide you unlimited amount of tea for a limited supply of manure. it's like providing the culture for aerobic process.

[CanarsieBK]

@samann95014 It will be interesting to see the results. The manure tea is in the reservoir of the one container, so it is constantly in it. Thanks for the tip.

[samann95014]

@CanarsieBK Oh, I see. I am also doing an experiment like this in my backyard but with own urine instead of cow manure & urine. not for consumable vegetables though ... (yuck?) :)

[PCOStherealdeal]

Ohhh! can't wait to see the results vid!

[kalidabod]

1st, thanks for the informative videos.

2nd, I wish the cow manure tea yield better result, because it is easier for me to get compared to the compost :)

[CanarsieBK]

@kalidabod Thanks. Stay tuned to see the results.

[samann95014]

@CanarsieBK Mike: google Zero Budget Natural Farming & read up the first link. i'm not affiliated with that site nor the site is selling anything. i thing you will love it.

[CanarsieBK]

@samann95014 Thanks for the link.