Worm Compost Tea: New aeration method, recent research, demonstration (Part II)

New air baffle aeration method for compost tea. Discussion of recent research and demonstration. Why compost tea? http:www.ecoyardfarming.com

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Science & Technology

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• compost tea
• making
• worm compost
• castings
• making compost tea
• vermicompost
• worm castings
• red wiggler
• organic fertilizers
• natural insecticides

[ArizonaAdventures]

good video! One thing though you might want to try is using a soaker hose instead of air stones. It creates so  many small air bubbles that just get everywhere as it kinda looked like you didn't have much air being pumped into the brew. Not to mention those air stones are impossible to clean and cost a pretty penny over time. Let me know what you think...

[heyisitinyet]

(C.O.420)anaErobic...just nitpicking. a surfactant would be a better choice then veg. oil don't you think?? froth means nothing my man....just proteins n such; it does not idicate quality of tea. w/out a microscope i cant tell for sure, but do you think you have enough aeration?

[CanadianOrganik420]

nice video man, ill subscribe ya

[CanadianOrganik420]

how many years old is the blueberry bush you have 2-3 yeras old?

[CanadianOrganik420]

i made tea and i didnt get it either but i didnt use wormcastings i use guano bone meal n blood.. u can also use it as a water. dont have to foiler spray it

[CanadianOrganik420]

u can store it in the fridge for at least 4 days

[CanadianOrganik420]

anarobic is the word for your looking for

[boxa888]

thank you soo much, this is great.

[FrenchConcrete]

Good vid; Thanks.