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YOU CAN ADD SOME SUGAR PREFERABLY BROWN SUGAR AND AN AERATOR TO CREATE BUBBLES... ALLOW THIS TO DO ITS THING FOR 24 TO 48 HOURS UNTIL YOU SEE A NICE THICK FOAM ON TOP..

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As nostr:nprofile1qqsvnay22ef0dgqee0jr909va2tl3l4fwq6eparvrznq349xydq395sprdmhxue69uhkwmr9v9ek7mnpw3hhytnyv4mz7un9d3shjqgewaehxw309akxjemgw3hxjmn8wfjkccte9e3k7mf0qy2hwumn8ghj7mn0wd68ytnvxqc8qtn0wfnj7ljaduf says and then the ratio is about 1 to 10 i belive. So 10 mil to 1 litre gives 50 mill to a 5 litre watering can.

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I believe what you have there would be considered compost extract you can use it straight or diluted to your liking. The benifits come from the soil microbes and beneficial organisms within the water that came from the compost. If you wanted to make compost tea you would need to add an aerator to keep the oxygen level in the water elevated as during the tea brewing process heaps of new organisms are breeding and consuming all the free oxygen within the water. The vast majority of beneficial soil microbes and organisms rely on having sufficient oxygen and food to live and thrive so if you do not want to make tea be sure to use the extract today. You can always make more compost extract by putting a handful of compost into a bucket of water stir it up for a bit and then use it to water your plants as needed

Brilliant! Thanks for this. I’ll use it today and do some research on proper tea. Cheers!😀

Thanks for the feedback! I’ll use as is today but def do research into extending it. Cheers 😀

Thanks for this. Not set up to do today but will do some research for next time. Cheers!😀

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There's a whole nerdy science behind making compost tea. It's generally made by immersing the compost in water & steeping. You can pump air into the water & effect the microbes & composition of the tea as it brews. What you've got is great but it's not compost tea. I'd dilute it 2:1 with water before applying to the roots.

If that's all you've got I'd fill the rest of the bucket & then water it to your plants.