How To Make Compost Tea The Easy Way

Thought I would share with all of you how I make compost tea in a five gallon bucket. Compost tea is one of the best ways to feed your plants and also the soil they grow in as your adding millions of beneficial micro organisms into the soil. Hope you give this a try.

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[dylan14570]

This is what I need to do! :)

[MrTerrym1964]

@dylan14570 Hi Donna...Thanks for watching! For sure, give it a try, especially for your containers on your deck. I'm sure you will be happy with the results...Looking forward to your updates preaching about how good compost tea works...lol...Take care.

Terry

[dianemummvideos]

Wonderful, I want to do this very soon.. great liquid plant food!

[MrTerrym1964]

@dianemummvideos As I said your plants will love you for it....Let me know how you make out..Take care.

Terry

[ironhead41]

cool.......

[MrTerrym1964]

@ironhead41 After looking at those zucchini, the last thing you need Ironhead is more plant food!

[MrRhett18]

Thanks for the video! Going to be trying this your way.

[stymye]

so.... you said let it go 28 to 29 hrs ... what if I accidentally let it go 30 ? also what does the fish emulsion do for the tea?...thanks

[detroitluv82]

I used sucanat instead of molasses is that good? Also the foam started to develop in less than an hour on mine only using one gallon of water. So would I still have to wait 24 hours to use the tea?

[FREDDYBAKE]

SEEMS LIKE ALOT OF WORK...??

[dnatypro]

Molasses. I thought it was for taste lol

[dpina01]

can you reuse the manure