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malibu herbicide Malibu Compost Compost Tea for Acid Loving Plants, 4 Teabags

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malibu herbicide Malibu Compost Compost Tea for Acid Loving Plants, 4 TeabagsThere are some plants that require more of an acidic pH to help them to uproot the nutrients they need to help them grow and blossom to their greatest potential. Malibu Compost Compost Tea for Acid Loving Plants provides the soil with organic ingredients that are low in pH to help these types of plants. These organic ingredients will help your acid loving plants create strong, healthy vigorous roots in an organic way, rather than using synthetics or

There are some plants that require more of an acidic pH to help them to uproot the nutrients they need to help them grow and blossom to their greatest potential. Malibu Compost Compost Tea for Acid Loving Plants provides the soil with organic ingredients that are low in pH to help these types of plants.

These organic ingredients will help your acid loving plants create strong, healthy vigorous roots in an organic way, rather than using synthetics or conventional Ag by-products.

There are 4 compost tea bags in each brown sleeve of compost tea. Each of the tea bags can make up to 5 gallons of compost tea. Simply drop a tea bag into water, give it a few squeezes for 30 seconds, stir and let sit overnight. Squeeze and stir the next morning and drench the soil of your acid loving plants.

See all the benefits below of using Malibu Compost's Compost Tea for Acid Loving Plants in your healthy garden:

  • Lowers the pH of your soil over time
  • Supports your garden to create healthy soil
  • Improves soil tilth and soil structure
  • Improves plant growth
  • Creates stronger, healthier plants
  • Speeds up the breakdown of toxins
  • Mitigates transplant shock
  • Reduces water loss on your property
  • Improves water retention
  • Improves root depth
  • Improves soil compaction
  • Organic
  • Biodynamic
  • Non-GMO
  • No conventional Ag by-products
  • No greenwaste
  • No pesticides
  • No herbicides
  • No growth hormones
  • No sewage sludge
  • Does not have cheap fillers, synthetics or GMO feedstocks
  • Simple and easy to use
    INGREDIENTS:  Compost (organic dairy cow manure, wood chips, and concentrations of yarrow, chamomile, valerian, stinging nettle, dandelion and oak bark), Pine Needles, Sphagnum Peat Moss, Earthworm Castings, Kelp, Equisetum.

    Directions for Use:
    1. Add 1 tea bag to 2 to 5 gallons of water and give it a few squeezes for 30 seconds.
    2. Steep compost tea bag for 8 to 12 hours, then use immediately.
    3. After steeping, give the tea bag a squeeze, then remove it from the compost tea.
    4. Recycle tea bag into your compost pile or garden.
    5. Aerate compost tea by stirring for a moment before applying.
    6. Use a watering can to drench the soil base with compost tea, or use a sprayer to apply to your flowering plants and roses. When drenching, apply tea at the same rate as a normal watering for the specific plant. 
    7. Apply once a month for optimum results in the months between composting and excluding the winter months.
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