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I would like to know,does any one out there heard of this.I don't know if this is new or has the idea been out there for sometime.If you are using compost tea does it cut out the use of a chemical fertilizer and if so what is the N.P.K value
Shawn, evening.... Compost tea.... It is a brew of soluble ingredients in your compost.... Content is based on what percentage of whatever is in the compost dissolves in the water you put it in.... some elements are not soluble so they won't be in the tea but will remain in the solids... Never throw away the insoluble matter..... Put it in the soil as an ammendment....
Was this vague enough ?? Don't know how else to explain it....
When you buy Miracle Grow for instance.... it is usually all soluble..... Dave
Dr. Elaine Ingham, a soil scientist, is the person who has fueled the recent popularity of compost tea.
As far as the NPK value goes, that's going to depend upon what exactly you put in to your tea.