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So ive been looking into alg a mic and it sounds like id be mad not to be using some sort of seaweed extract in my feed. Boosts disease resistance, cold resistance, encourages microbes in the soil and has loadsa auxins and other goodies.
Unfortunately I cant get my hands on some for this grow, still about 6 weeks left. So I was thinking id make some. Ive done some research and most recipes seem to either take several weeks of leeching nutes into water or require making a mild tea you need to make every feed?
But alg a mic is cold pressed? Cold water, finely cut seaweed and pressure
So my plan, ive a friend workin next to the seaside whos gonna get me some fresh green seaweed (only a small Tupperware full), im gonna wash it in cold water to clean off excess salt and grit. Pop it in a blender, cover with cold water and blitz it. Let that sit in the fridge over night and then filter it through a cheesecloth so I just get liquid, making sure to squeeze out as much juice as I can from the pulp. Ill then use this as an additive to my feed.
Does this sound like it will work? Im far from a scientist but this kinda makes sense to me lol
Ill post my exact recipe and process once ive done it and keep ye updated on how it affects my plants
Unfortunately I cant get my hands on some for this grow, still about 6 weeks left. So I was thinking id make some. Ive done some research and most recipes seem to either take several weeks of leeching nutes into water or require making a mild tea you need to make every feed?
But alg a mic is cold pressed? Cold water, finely cut seaweed and pressure
So my plan, ive a friend workin next to the seaside whos gonna get me some fresh green seaweed (only a small Tupperware full), im gonna wash it in cold water to clean off excess salt and grit. Pop it in a blender, cover with cold water and blitz it. Let that sit in the fridge over night and then filter it through a cheesecloth so I just get liquid, making sure to squeeze out as much juice as I can from the pulp. Ill then use this as an additive to my feed.
Does this sound like it will work? Im far from a scientist but this kinda makes sense to me lol
Ill post my exact recipe and process once ive done it and keep ye updated on how it affects my plants