For compost tea. But lol you're more than just a couple mins from me, I'd guess more like an hour or 2Sage Hermit wrote:hey buddy! u live only a couple mins from me! its still a little cold here temp just above the freezing point. might i inquire about what you are needing to buy it for? perhaps ill sell u some ;D
KISS?gixxerific wrote:I use to use fish but have strayed from that. I keep it simple now with just compost a little bit of kelp and a little blackstrap molasses. If you start ADDING too much things can go wrong fast like HG said.
KISS is good especially for beginners.
Try Amazon.Decado wrote:I was wondering if there are any websites with a wide variety of the things needed for compost tea, things like kelp meal, molasses, fish emulsion, etc. I can get things like bone meal and blood meal and mycorrhizal fungi tablets at a local place but can't seem to find those other 3. I'm sure there are a number of other great things that you can make compost tea with which is why I'm looking for a site with a wide variety.
The problem with amazon is that you're buying from vendors that aren't amazon and end up paying steep shipping prices for each separate thing you buy, if I got it from another website (all from the same place) it would be one smaller shipping fee.JV wrote:Try Amazon.Decado wrote:I was wondering if there are any websites with a wide variety of the things needed for compost tea, things like kelp meal, molasses, fish emulsion, etc. I can get things like bone meal and blood meal and mycorrhizal fungi tablets at a local place but can't seem to find those other 3. I'm sure there are a number of other great things that you can make compost tea with which is why I'm looking for a site with a wide variety.
Lol we're not being hostile or anything, just putting in our 2 cents about amazon. I use it quite a bit but mostly just for things that are amazon prime so I can get the free 2 day shipping.JV wrote:Sorry I didn't know Amazon was a sensitive issue. Next time I'll think twice before giving any input.