Product Description
A Certified Biodynamic liquid foliar (just add water!) chock full of microbial activity for all your flowers, veggies, shrubs, trees and grasses. Derived from the best recipe known to man to restore your plant's vitality, this tea will make your plants go insane! They will LOVE it, and even better, love YOU for it! Contains all the preparations, plus some extra love!
Entire packaging fully compostable. Outer bag 40% recycled PCW; liner & stickers from EarthFirst® PLA, a compostable plant-based material.
- 4 single-use teabags; each teabag makes approximately 1-2 gallons of tea.
- Enhances beneficial microbial activity on plants and in soil
- Improves plant resistance to disease and pests
- Locally crafted; hand-packed in biodegradable packaging
- First Demeter-certified Biodynamic Compost Tea in the U.S.
Bu's Brew Biodynamic Compost Tea Bags Reviews
Bu's Brew Biodynamic Compost Tea Bags Reviews
| 3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:  Bu's Brew Biodynamic tea, By This review is from: Bu's Brew Biodynamic Compost Tea Bags Bu's Brew comes in dry form not in brewed form so it won't become anaerobic. The beneficial microbes become aerobic once you add water. It's pretty amazing stuff. I got great results with this tea. It's actually changed the soil in my garden to a much fluffier and richer consistency. I have fewer pests too. 0 of 12 people found the following review helpful:  How can there be good microbes in the package?, By This review is from: Bu's Brew Biodynamic Compost Tea Bags I make compost tea regularly, and a friend told me to check out this product. I have not tried it, but I have extreme reservations about any bagged compost tea product because of the unstable nature of a brewed compost tea. When I brew a compost tea, it must be used within a few hours of brewing. What happens is: the beneficial microbes in the tea are aerobic. Once oxygen is no longer being added, and/or the food [mostly molasses, but also rock dust, kelp etc.]is consumed, the batch will ALWAYS start to breed little nasty, stinky anaerobic bacteria. Those are some dangerous critters. Some can be human pathogens. Compost tea has produced fantastic results for me, but it must be fresh! It is also really cheap to make. Compost Tea Making: For Organic Healthier Vegetables, Flowers, Orchards, Vineyards, Lawns |
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