Nettle Tea

I have used nettle tea as both a fertilizer and bug killer for years on my regular veggie gardens outside. Also as a foliar spray indoors and out. I am wondering if it can be used as the nute base in a bubbleponics system. I do not like chemical fertilizers and cannot afford to buy from a store right now. I have always had such fantastic plants using nettle, in fact I use it as the foliar spray/mite killer in my grow room. If anyone has any info I would certainly appreciate it.

I watched a video on making Nettle Tea. So, being the curious person I am, I grabbed a bunch of different leaves and grasses, even some dog poop and coffee grounds and I'm letting it brew in my garage for a week or so, stirring everyday, to see how the plant food comes out.

Dog poop would have been good to leave out

I'll remember that next time...

Meats, fats, and carnivore manure. All bad for compost and teas. Herbivorous manure is OK if left to "cool" for a season. Really, it's best to simply eat the meat, but leave the teas and compost to the veggies

So, should I start over with it?

Personally, I would. It's great stuff with just Worm castings and compost and a bubbler

Sounds like you need to get into the composting scene. Cheap and super effective.