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Old April 23, 2018   #1
EarlyBird
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Default Compost Tea Recipe(s) and Usage

Hi all,

My young plants are very robust so far, with thick main stems and branches, luxurious foliage, growing very stout and wide. They seem to be thriving.

I've got a couple of 5 gallon buckets of good compost made of kitchen scraps (veggie peels, egg shells, coffee grounds, onion skin, etc.) and wanted to make a compost tea of it to feed the plants once every couple of weeks.

But I want to make sure I understand the right recipe for compost tea so that I give the plants what they need during this early foliage/root development stage, vs. the blooming/fruiting stage. I know you want to cut down on the nitrogen in the latter stage.

Any proven home made compost tea methods? Also, how often should I use it?

Thank you!

Yours in tomatoes,
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