Compost tea

See how to make and use homemade compost tea to power your plants naturally. Compost tea is the perfect way to fertilize your plants!

If you grow garlic at home, this is a great time to be adding compost tea to your beds! Our preferred method for making compost tea is the non-aerated approach-- it’s simpler, lower input, and less time-consuming. If you have a large garden the extra work of building a powered compost tea vortex barrel system might be worth it, but for those of you who prefer the low-tech route: Click for a full blogpost of instructions on how to make our favorite recipes for soil health in the garden!

Making compost tea from kitchen food scraps is a great way to feed your garden, especially if you don't have a home compost system. This

A fantastic and very simple way to feed your garden soil and plants is Compost-Tea. Have you heard about this special brew? Compost-tea can be used as a mild liquid fertilizer or plant booster, it also helps the plants deal with small pest issues. And, guess what? Compost tea has been used by farmers for a long time ago. The early Egyptians, Romans, and Greeks brewed it to fertilize their crops. Keep reading to know more about how to make compost tea without a pump.

Learn how to make compost tea, a nutrient-rich liquid fertilizer that can help improve soil quality and promote healthy plant growth.

It's no secrete compost is an excellent organic fertilizer in the garden. Learn how to make compost tea. Instead of starting the garden with plain water, give it a good drink of compost tea. How to make compost tea

Learn how to make compost tea, how to apply it to your lawn and garden. A simple natural solution to feed and fertilize without chemicals [LEARN MORE]

Drastically improve the health of your plants and your soil at the same time by brewing your own compost tea with this DIY compost tea brewer.

Discover how to give your plants nutrients and beneficial microbes with rabbit manure or chicken manure fertilizer tea. Use an aerated compost tea brewer or keep it simple with a manure tea bag and craft rich liquid fertilizer. #make #manure #tea

It is easy and inexpensive to make compost tea with parts from the hardware and pet store. The system demonstrated cost less than $20.