Comments on: Manure Tea, Anyone?

By: Captain

Captain — Fri, 26 Mar 2010 13:14:54 +0000

Before I read your article I had thought about washing and straining the solids out of manure and sending it to my garden like a tea . I have questions about what kind of manure to use and how thick should I make the tea. Oh by the way Thanks for the info.

By: colostategurl

colostategurl — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 03:22:14 +0000

I use another product called Pure Manure. The product cannot be beat. My house plants greened up overnight, and my roses bloomed non stop from June to November. Their Teas cannot be beat. They also sell collars for outdoor plants that nourish all season.

By: chris R

chris R — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 00:57:56 +0000

First year for me with the “tea”. I make my own, I use a bag of “Balanced blend of manure/compost mix”, and I use the 5 gallon bucket method (1/3 mix and fill with water) Stir everyday, and skim 2 cups per gallon of water, and send it to my plants. My tomato plants are already 4 feet tall, thats taller than they have been in a full season the last 10 years. I haven’t been able to get more than 1 pepper off my pepper plants in the past, I’ve already picked some Big juicy peppers and have 10-15 peppers on the plants currently along with many flowers. This is also the 1st year I tried cucumbers, made a trellis, water them everyday with a bucket of teawater, and I have 4plants over 4ft tall with cukes and flowers all over the plants. I use the tea on every plant and bush in my yard. I change the “tea water”, use it up and clean the bucket out, after about 3weeks, when it starts to get stinky, and start my next batch. It truly works.

By: Chuck Bartok

Chuck Bartok — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 19:07:52 +0000

I agree if you are taking care of a small Patio Planting or a small Garden Plot USE Anni’e Product for SURE!.

Also call her for Details on Large Scale Usage