SUNLEAVES GUANO for TEA's

[LiveGreenLoveLife]

Anybody ever tried these guano's? I have been making 6 tbs per 5/gallon "teabags" of MEXICAN BAT GUANO 10-2-1 and it seems to kick ass. I have also tried the INDONESIAN GUANO from time to time as a top dress during late flowering.

[ElGallo97]

Sunleaves bat guanos work great. Try the Peruvian Seabird guano right before you go to light change. It gives the beans a good shot of N and P at the same time. 1TBS per gallon in your tea. Then cut it to half strength. Can't beat it IMO....

[LiveGreenLoveLife]

I'm lovin' the guano and so are the plants, But Soma speaks very highly of the Budswel brand, might be worth a shot.

[ElGallo97]

Yes, they do love their bat guano don't they?! I've seen the Budswell at the shop but have not personally tried it yet.

Peace

[LiveGreenLoveLife]

well lets let each other know if we here anything. I wouldn't want to spend the money if it isn't a quality guano

[Sir Stangle]

If i am to use the guano, which i do. Should i be letting it steep in teh water for a while? i've heard of tea's and stuff....but if im using hte guano, is it important to let it sit in the water for an hour or so?
S.S

[LiveGreenLoveLife]

more like 48 hours with an airstone or two. the best way is to make a teabag like in this thread.

http://www.thegrowreport.com/Forums/showthread.php?t=111


just make sure yu keep your shit aerated if you need some more advice just let me know

[LiveGreenLoveLife]

On second thought....my buddy just ordered a big ass 12 gallon batch of high N. guano tea...so tomorrow or the next day I will post a picture-to-picture step by step guide on making guano teas. I'll post it in the indoor organics section.

[ElGallo97]

Will do about the Budswell. Look forward to your tea post. Peace.

Sir Stangle....you should try letting the guano bubble in some water with some added molasses for 24-48 hours. You will thank yourself for it. Take care bro.

[Sir Stangle]

I've started cooking guano in the water, boiling it for a half hour or so. This turns the water a sweet amber color. I figure this works somewhat, but i love the idea of a air stone is genius.