The Benefits And Drawbacks Of Tea Compost
Tea Compost – The Benefits and Drawbacks
Tea compost is the liquid produced when compost is soaked or steeped in water. When compost in a tumbler generates excess moisture, the liquid that you pour out is compost tea. Highly versatile because of its liquid form, tea compost can either be sprayed on plants or simply poured on the soil.
Tea compost is a terrific substitute for commercial fertilizers, many of which are artificial or made with chemicals. It is also a safer alternative to pesticides, and has special applications for organic gardening.
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