Hey all. My wife brews Kombucha at home like a bonobo in heat gets busy. We have a bunch of Scoby's that are surplus, and I vaguely remember reading somewhere that someone was using those as a soil amendment or fertilizer or something. Anyone ever heard of this, and if so how do I use them?
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Scoby from Kombucha Production as a Nutrient/Supplement?
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LordD
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well scoby is just a bunch of bacteria and fungus, don't know if they could help the plant or damage the roots, but seaching the internet aparently someone use it for tomatoes and it did help(can't say for sure), you should try it with one plant and write notes about the experiment, just know that scoby is a bit acidic