MImedpatient
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purchase EM1 or make Lactic Acid Bacteria Serum
purchase 5 gallon bucket w/ lid, o ring, and S valve for fermentation.
Root juice. equal weights of carrots, beets, parsnip, turnips, and if available dandelion root. Dice roots into 1cm sized chunks
mix root weight w/ an equal weight of brown sugar. add 5ml of em1 or LABS w/ this mixture after the juices have begun extracting.
place in bucket. make a 1 inch(2cm?) sugar cap on the mass. put lid /w s valve filled w/ water on tightly.
allow to sit for 4-6(8-10 in winter) weeks. remove lid, add 1-2 gallons of water, stir, strain, add an equal weight of molasses to stabilize the solution. and you have some potassium and sugar fertilizer.
use at 1-10 ml/gallon(depending on dilution rate)
Veg juice. take an equal weight spinach, kale, broccoli, lettuces(all kinds) cabbages, dandelion greens, kelp and alfalfa if you got some hydrated up or fresh. and dice it up into 1cm bits.
follow the same steps, except this one you shouldn't have to add any extra water to. this is a nitrogen and sugar fertilizer
use at 1-10 ml/gallon
Fruity blooms! equal weights apples, pears, grapes, banana and watermelon(extra juice to compensate for the banana), flowers from flowering plants, if you can find some.
this is gonna be the juiciest, but also hardest to strain because of the banana. follow the same steps, but allow longer time to strain, and once again you shouldn't have to add extra water. this is a phosphorus, potassium, and sugar fertilizer
use at 1-10ml per gallon
substitute whatever you have on hand that is cheap and affordable in each recipe. if you want you can go to grocery stores and ask for stuff that would otherwise be thrown out because it was over ripe or about to go bad and reduce costs even more. goring your own, or pulling your own dandelions(if you and neighbors don't use pesticide). It is on you to choose whteher or not you care if you use organic or regular produce to make these.
These fertilizers are great for assisting Mel's mix/super soil style growing. I haven't yet tried them standalone into a soilless mix.
purchase 5 gallon bucket w/ lid, o ring, and S valve for fermentation.
Root juice. equal weights of carrots, beets, parsnip, turnips, and if available dandelion root. Dice roots into 1cm sized chunks
mix root weight w/ an equal weight of brown sugar. add 5ml of em1 or LABS w/ this mixture after the juices have begun extracting.
place in bucket. make a 1 inch(2cm?) sugar cap on the mass. put lid /w s valve filled w/ water on tightly.
allow to sit for 4-6(8-10 in winter) weeks. remove lid, add 1-2 gallons of water, stir, strain, add an equal weight of molasses to stabilize the solution. and you have some potassium and sugar fertilizer.
use at 1-10 ml/gallon(depending on dilution rate)
Veg juice. take an equal weight spinach, kale, broccoli, lettuces(all kinds) cabbages, dandelion greens, kelp and alfalfa if you got some hydrated up or fresh. and dice it up into 1cm bits.
follow the same steps, except this one you shouldn't have to add any extra water to. this is a nitrogen and sugar fertilizer
use at 1-10 ml/gallon
Fruity blooms! equal weights apples, pears, grapes, banana and watermelon(extra juice to compensate for the banana), flowers from flowering plants, if you can find some.
this is gonna be the juiciest, but also hardest to strain because of the banana. follow the same steps, but allow longer time to strain, and once again you shouldn't have to add extra water. this is a phosphorus, potassium, and sugar fertilizer
use at 1-10ml per gallon
substitute whatever you have on hand that is cheap and affordable in each recipe. if you want you can go to grocery stores and ask for stuff that would otherwise be thrown out because it was over ripe or about to go bad and reduce costs even more. goring your own, or pulling your own dandelions(if you and neighbors don't use pesticide). It is on you to choose whteher or not you care if you use organic or regular produce to make these.
These fertilizers are great for assisting Mel's mix/super soil style growing. I haven't yet tried them standalone into a soilless mix.