Where to buy Compost Tea?
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Where to buy Compost Tea?
Looking for some since I'm not one to make my own. Heard this is the best time of year to apply it. Do big box stores carry it?
- telias
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Re: Where to buy Compost Tea?
Not sure you can purchase it in bottles of the shelf, as I would assume it requires lots of oxygen to keep the microbes alive and kicking- which is tough to do when it is sealed in a bottle!
Very simple to make at home, and inexpensive too! another option is to just purchase a bag of compost and put in a bucket and fling on the grass- it doesnt take much to reap the benefits, maybe 1 bag per 1000 sq ft?
Very simple to make at home, and inexpensive too! another option is to just purchase a bag of compost and put in a bucket and fling on the grass- it doesnt take much to reap the benefits, maybe 1 bag per 1000 sq ft?
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Re: Where to buy Compost Tea?
I have had trouble finding good compost. Any suggestion on where to purchase?
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Re: Where to buy Compost Tea?
Most independent garden stores sell bags of quality compost,even Lowes or home depot around here do as well.
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Re: Where to buy Compost Tea?
If you have a Whole Foods, they sell some bags there too. Usually can find earthworm castings there for 5 bucks or so.
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Re: Where to buy Compost Tea?
Hanlawn is right...you can't keep biological products alive in a closed bottle.
Also there is no 'best' time to apply. It can be applied any time of day, any day of the year, rain or shine, hot or cold.
Also there is no 'best' time to apply. It can be applied any time of day, any day of the year, rain or shine, hot or cold.
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Dchall_San_Antonio - Posts: 2102
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Re: Where to buy Compost Tea?
Also there is no 'best' time to apply. It can be applied any time of day, any day of the year, rain or shine, hot or cold.
Within reason - it's not brilliant to put it down in February if you live in Minnesota.
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Re: Where to buy Compost Tea?
More or less when the ground is not frozen its a good time for compost tea and milorganite.
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