Compost Tea

Its actually worm tea, but worm casting are the purest form of compost that there is. I had fun making my first batch of compost tea. I look forward to doing that again every month or so. I bought an "in hose sprayer" because it will make it much easier to spread over the entire lawn. It also allows me to get the surface of the yard wet so that the microbiology can survive and work there way down to the rootzone of the plants. Overall very happy with the way it worked and I will keep you posted on the results too.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• lawn
• grass
• compost tea
• worm castings
• molasses
• garden
• veggies.

[TheSuburbanGardener]

@TripleEyedGemini You can get molasses from the nurseries in powder or liquid form. I find that the liquid is a better value, because you can only get the powder in 80 lb bags in my area. And the paint strainer bags are from Lowe's for a buck.

[TheSuburbanGardener]

@danman911- A handful or two. Dont really have a formula, just experimenting here. hahaha

[ravenobi]

Great video! Thanks! How did it work out for your grass? Did you make any mods to your tea? I'm looking having a spot of tea with my lawn. (:

[TripleEyedGemini]

and how much was the paint strainer bag

[TripleEyedGemini]

wow holy shit where did you get that much molasses nice video

[danman911]

Great job! So 5 gal. water 1 tbp mollasses and how much worm casings?