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RE: Growing organic fruits and veggies at home in a polytunnel - even melons in the colder English climate! Got tips & questions?
It's a bit more complicated than that - you ideally need to use a very high quality compost (made or bought specially) and then combine that with a bucket of water and an air pump for 24 hours. you can add wormcastings and numerous other foods and additives too.
Also, I made a post about compost tea here recently, it has a lot of info: https://steemit.com/life/@ura-soul/want-to-grow-big-nutritious-vegetables-fruits-at-home-this-world-class-compost-tea-recipe-will-make-a-big-difference
Much appreciated. I watched a guy on YouTube months ago make some compost tea and what I posted was all I could remember lol. Thanks again, Rob.
hehe - there's a great book made by the 'food soil web' group about compost tea - it explains exactly how the soil works on the micro level and why compost tea helps etc. worth reading, for sure.
Thank you :)