Organic Tea Bags, Homemade Liquid Fertilizer

Framster

Things needed:

String or green plastic tape (without glue) normally used for tying plants to poles.

Stapler

Coffee filters

2 gallon grocery market plastic water container, w/ spigot

air stones and air pump

seabird guano, earthworm castings, bat guano

1. Take a coffee filter and fill it with equal parts of seabird guano, earthworm castings and bat guano (about 1/2 cup each).

2. fold it in half, like a taco.

3. Then fold each side over one or two times and staple each side in several places until the sides are secure.

4. Take your plastic tape or string (about 18 '' long) and place it at the top.

5. Now fold the top over, with the tape or string inside the folds and then staple it in place.

6. Cut a hole in your water container large enough to place and remove the tea bag from the container. If you cut one straight edge, you can place duct tape over that edge for a hinge. You'll have the air hose keeping the lid from falling in.

7. Place your tea bag in your water container and tie the bag off around the container's handle , to suspend the bag above the airstone(s).

8. Let it brew for a day or two until good and muddy. (remove tea bag).

9. Add your Fish emulsion and sea kelp when ready to feed if desired (veg).

10. Check PPM if possible and delute if desired.

11. Adjust your pH.

12. Feed your lovely's.


I usually make a bunch of bags at one time, and wear a dust mask and store them in a bucket with a lid.

Poormans Foxfarm liquid fert.

- Framster