organic guano tea

[jj2ss3o2s]

I just made some guano, kelp and rock phosphate tea, a tbs, per gallon ratios.

guano 4-6-2, rock phosphate 0-3-0, not sure of the kelp meal though. Bulk bin stuff and it didn't say on the bin.

I not sure of the ratios I should use for this tea. I've been treating it like the foxfarm brand organic nute and using bout' half a cup of tea, per gal of water.

Never done this tea stuff before, and I just wanna make sure I'm not wasting time underfeeding them, ie; You don't put the tea on the plants undiluted right? Of course I'm also afraid of buring them as well.

Any help from some of you organic knowledgeble people would be greatly appreciated.
thanks

[jj2ss3o2s]

does anybody have any idea at all, I've checked around and can't seem to find whether to dilute tea to feed or to use as is. Kinda stuck here tryin to figure out how to utilize this cool stuff.

[gorilla]

Sorry ya haven't got a reply, JJ. I strolled past this before but figured I would let someone who knew better answer... I think you're supposed to 50/50 your tea with water before feeding.

Kinda stuck here tryin to figure out how to utilize this cool stuff.

Only sure as shit way I see is to pour it into the dirt. ;)

[CB]

with G on this one..... most brew there tea in 1 gallon jugs to be feed as is....

not much of a tea person myself but i bet rev or zen might stop with a bit of info... if not pm mang ;)

grow on

[jj2ss3o2s]

50/50, now that sounds more like it. Makin yer own nute is cheap, but man thinking sucks!

[gorilla]

rofl JJ :D

[ice#1]

when i use teas i use as is but then again i know every part of the teas n-p-k ratio before mixing but it should be fine since you know every thing except for the k ratio to use as is

[jj2ss3o2s]

as is. alright thanks for the info. I'll have to try that.