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HydroExplorer · June 25, 2015

I tested a fungal tea brew because i buried some wood chips and it had created a nitrogen desert. After applying the tea that bed turned around overnight. All it was is a 48 hour aerated brew that I threw some oyster mushroom cultures I had made into the barrel. It was really simple but the bed is clearly working better than it was before I did that.

I don't even till SOD in. If I have SOD I just dig it up, flip it over and then put cardboard and compost on top of it. So far I haven't had problems. I learned that garden technique from that one european guy on youtube. I forget his name.

June 25, 2015	#46
HydroExplorer Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: Pennsylvania Posts: 132	I tested a fungal tea brew because i buried some wood chips and it had created a nitrogen desert. After applying the tea that bed turned around overnight. All it was is a 48 hour aerated brew that I threw some oyster mushroom cultures I had made into the barrel. It was really simple but the bed is clearly working better than it was before I did that. I don't even till SOD in. If I have SOD I just dig it up, flip it over and then put cardboard and compost on top of it. So far I haven't had problems. I learned that garden technique from that one european guy on youtube. I forget his name.