Guest guest Posted June 24, 2000 Report Share Posted June 24, 2000 Samba old boy long time no hear Manure tea is great stuff at least here out in the dry desert. If your manure is well rotted it "generally " has never damaged my crops. My rule of thumb for my climate is if the plants are heavy feeders I feed once a week with 20 liters of water and three liters of dry poop. Let soak in for a night and pour it on in the morning. I put my manure in a a ladies stocking and hang in the water. I use the same "tea bag" for about five to ten uses. The then "spent " manure is unceremoniously dumped on the most needy plant in the area where it still does some good. I then make up a fresh batch. As the tea gets weaker with use I use it on plants that have a low need like orchards any way it works for me. I hope this helps. Say are your potatoes getting lots of water? When I scrimped on the water my potatoes turned up small also. Carol Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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