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    Black bean Seed Sprouted Tea?

    So I did some online research and found nobody using beans for Seed Sprouted Teas. Is there a reason for this? Beans grow incredibly fast and are one of the most bulletproof plants I have ever grown. This lead me to assume that a tea made from the sprouts will be rich and enzymatic for my plants. Well I went and did it this morning. Foliar sprayed and root soaked all of my plants, saplings, and seedlings. I will give it three days and report any positives or negatives. This was a test run so it was 2 cups dried black beans soaked for 14 hours, drained and rinsed. I rinsed and drained 3-5 times a day for three days until I had 1/4 to 1/2 inch sprouts, blended into a paste. Then mixed into 20 gallons of rain water and allowed to aerate for 20 minutes before application.

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    Interesting. Let us know how it goes
    You may win the race, but you pass all the best things in life on the way.

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      #3
      Welcome to GWE! I make some of my own stiff as well, but they call for being fermented before use. I have to wonder IF fermenting this would have any benefit?!

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