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Organic Rose Growing

Tea Recipes?

20 years ago

I've been trying Organic with my roses this year. Anyone have some good recipes for teas? I have worm castings, bat guano, and some great compost. Is it necessary to provide air constantly to your teas? Thanks!! (I even have a bale of compressed alfalfa for my dwarf rabbits.)

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cormac
20 years ago
Hi pacnwgrdngirl --

look for the nearby thread "What to do with alfalfa tea sludge??" -- a good discussion on this 'miracle tea' is going on :) -- your recipe sounds very interesting too -- do you have particular amounts you combine? where do you get your bat guano?
cormac
20 years ago
i'm sorry -- the correct thread title is "Is this alfalfa tea right?" -- my apologies :)
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