Noob Needs Help Using Guano Tea

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APOLO CRYDE

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Hi, I am presently growing 3 plants indoor in soil and they are all ready to go into flowering. Since for the vegetating state i only used compost, this is my first time using actual commercial organic fertilizer.

Here is the recipe i used for the tea:
1 gallon of water
1 tablespoon of bat guano (indonesian)
1 teaspoon of blackstrap mollasse

The tea is presently brewing and will do so for the next 2 days... And so here is my question. What quantity of the tea should i give to my plants? Do i use the tea as i would normally do with water (about 1-2 times a week) or will it be too much? If so what is the frequency to follow when using guano tea on indoor plants?

Thanks
 
kirby

kirby

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Good teas recipe Apolo. Feed it into your soil at a rate of 1 qt maybe more, per 2 weeks. That's also a great foliar feed mix to spray on in the morning or afternoon, say once a week.
 
Ohsogreen

Ohsogreen

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APOLO CRYDE said:
Hi, I am presently growing 3 plants indoor in soil and they are all ready to go into flowering. Since for the vegetating state i only used compost, this is my first time using actual commercial organic fertilizer.

Here is the recipe i used for the tea:
1 gallon of water
1 tablespoon of bat guano (indonesian)
1 teaspoon of blackstrap mollasse

The tea is presently brewing and will do so for the next 2 days... And so here is my question. What quantity of the tea should i give to my plants? Do i use the tea as i would normally do with water (about 1-2 times a week) or will it be too much? If so what is the frequency to follow when using guano tea on indoor plants?

Thanks
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APOLO CRYDE To keep things from getting Rocky... feed one quart of your tea to each plant, weekly. I personally never foliar feed during flowering. I want my plants only to be sticky with THC.
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Your mix is right on the money for weekly feeding.
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Keep it Real..Organic... You'll be glad you did...
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APOLO CRYDE

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All right!! Thank you very much everyone!
This is my first indoor grow and i never liked the taste of chemically grown weed so i decided to go organic from the start ;-). Plus i had amazing result growing organic weed outdoor last year so i though id give it a shot indoor.

Anyway ill probably post pictures once they are done flowering.

peace
 
ev3rfr3sh

ev3rfr3sh

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Ohsogreen is oh-so-nice when people are talkin shit (bat shit that is). It was the first organic fert./nute i ever tried and loved it after i saw what it did to a dying houseplant that my grandma had. Shit is tha shit. period.

I used different combos of high N cavebat guano and high P peruvian coast seabird guano with a little wood-ash for K and a little molasses for a whole outdoor grow. They needed some dolomite to keep the PH steady but they never went deficient on anything and it made monster plants.

Organic rocks
 
catincombs

catincombs

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Your recipe is quite good. To shore up the K, a bit of seaweed extract can do wonders. All natural growing is best, stick with it.
 
mrduke

mrduke

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i use a locally made mulch which has horse/cow manure,grape and apple pumace,yeast and soft rock phosphate. Then i add seaweed extract and some great white to top it off. I've done one batch, brewed for 24 hours with tons of bubbles and the ppm's were at 650 from 0, the ph was high but i didn't adjust before the brew so i'm sure that was a bunch of it. You guys have more experiance then me so hows that all sound to you?
 
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