**QUESTION: Organic Tea Brewing

Hey Guys new to the whole 100% organic thing ive got some nice soil made up, now im just wanting to find out which type of pump you guys(with expreience) use to brew your tea, how you set it up and how long you brew your tea for! also which organic ferts do you use or perfer to use? any input is appreciated im trying to buy my pump today/tomorrow morning my plants are in 1st week flower under a 600w hps doing great i just want to give them a lil boost

I use a soil mix fox farms base soil amended with seabird guano, Jamaican bat, Indonesian bat, greensand, Epsom salt, dolomite lime, hy brix or molasses blackstrap unsulfered, bone meal blood meal, worm castings, my own compost from veggies, composted manure, kelp meal, azomite, alfalfa pellets. I mix it up, water and let sun bake for 30 days. It's a hot soil so u mix with ur choice of potting soil. I used subcool tga supersoil recipe as a base and expanded from there. No need to use tea or liquid nutes. If more is needed add more soil to top, or repot. If I ever use tea it's outside and I just open the spigot in my composter and add 3-4 tbls per gallon of water usually and that's it.

For your tea, you can find a shit load of mix's on line... If your plants are doing good, I would just let them be .

Any small fish pump will work in a five gallon bucket, use an air stone to help churn things up, a good foam on top will indicate things are working as should be,

I am trying Vics super soil this grow:

1 Bale sunshine mix #2 or promix (3.8 cu ft)
8 cups Bone Meal - phosphorus source
4 cups Blood Meal - nitrogen source
1 1/3 cups Epsom salts - magnesium source
3-4 cups dolomite lime -calcium source & pH buffering
1 tsp fritted trace elements
4 cups kelp meal.
9kg (25 lbs) bag pure worm castings

I also add 3 gallons of canna cococ, perlite, 1/4 tea spoon humisol and maykos.

I am 12 days in and have NEVER had Plants look so nice!!! I just hope they don't start yellowing on me, I hate chasing "N" deficiencies. I also have subcools super soil ( a modified version of vic's) but it's still cooking so to speak. good luck with ur grow.