onlikepopcorn
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I've been experimenting with compost tea this year and I have a pretty good brew recipe.
My bucket has two 4" airstones in the bottom and a 1.5" spherical airstone that goes right in the compost bag. I fill a paint filter bag with a half cup EWC, a cup of alpaca manure (dried beans. the wet manure makes a sludgy mess) and a tbsp of azomite. I feed the bucket a tbsp of molasses a day so the bacteria can eat. I wanted to convert my tea bucket into an organic DWC by just putting the net pot right on the top. Has anyone ever tried running a DWC with organics? The NPK value of alpaca manure is 1.5-0.2-1.1 which is higher than other livestock manure, yet it can't burn your plants so I think it would be the perfect nute. I would use crawfish shells during the veg to provide more N and P. Do you guys think it will work?
My bucket has two 4" airstones in the bottom and a 1.5" spherical airstone that goes right in the compost bag. I fill a paint filter bag with a half cup EWC, a cup of alpaca manure (dried beans. the wet manure makes a sludgy mess) and a tbsp of azomite. I feed the bucket a tbsp of molasses a day so the bacteria can eat. I wanted to convert my tea bucket into an organic DWC by just putting the net pot right on the top. Has anyone ever tried running a DWC with organics? The NPK value of alpaca manure is 1.5-0.2-1.1 which is higher than other livestock manure, yet it can't burn your plants so I think it would be the perfect nute. I would use crawfish shells during the veg to provide more N and P. Do you guys think it will work?