From what I hear it sounds perfect. Some people leave their alfalfa tea for weeks. Go ahead.

thanks for the response

I think if you can stand the smell then go for it. If you don't use it what would you do with it? Yeck! Be sure to wear gloves so the smell doesn't get on your hands.

I tried alfalfa tea one year; it was really talked-up by other rose growers at the time as greatest liquid fertilizer. Like most others, I abandoned it quickly. Sure, the roses loved it, but it smelled so bad no one wanted to go near them (or me after I had worked with it). Some of the most vile-smelling stuff you can imagine. I will stick with regular ol' alfalfa meal, thank you very much. I also add in some epsom salt a couple times a year, slow-release rose food pellets, and --when I'm really feeling like I want to pamper my babies--some quick-release soluble like Miracle Gro. My yard no longer smells like a sewer! That's a good thing!

This was the worst smelling stuff, much worse than i imagined. almost made me barf....lol