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    Labs (Lactic acid bacteria serum)

    How many of yall use fermentation? Just ran across this recently. Seems like a fairly simple, cheap way to create and provide benefits to plants and soil by using items around you. You can buy labs I wanted to do this for free basically from scratch. I've soaked rice in water for 3 days it smelled sweet, not as sweet as mash but smelled a day or so from going sour. I strained that then added it to milk at a 1:10 ratio. Once this is complete I'll syphon the bottom liquid then pour the curds in compost pile or worm bin. I'll use the liquid in a 5 gallon bucket with dechlorinated tap water molasses and yard waste probably some cannabis trimmings. That will be able to be used weekly at 1oz to 1 gallon of water making like 130 gallons. Can be used up to 4oz to a gallon of water biweekly or every 3 weeks. Also can use as a foliar spray at 1oz per gallon






    The links are part one and two of the fermentation videos that turned me onto this method
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    Last edited by GroBuddy; 07-03-2022, 01:49 PM.

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    Have you tried it yet?

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      Still culturing the milk and rice water. That takes around a week. Then itll take another week or two to ferment. I suppose just going off instructions never tried this before

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        Works well found out I didn't need that entire jar of labs for this fermentation. Why theres that residue on top. Added residue to worm bin and composting pile. I've used the liquid 2ce at a ounce per gallon once a week. Plants didn't show any bad reaction. Cant speak on the benefits yet besides being basically free. Fyi smells of high heaven, I dont mind a barn smell it smells like that x10

        Haven't used as a foliar spray yet all plants are in flowering stage. Next time....
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        Last edited by GroBuddy; 08-15-2022, 12:05 PM.

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