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sjboyle_gw

dont have home compost for tea, is 'Fox Farms Ocean Forest' okay?

sjboyle
14 years ago

I don't have the benefit of a home compost pile this season, but would like to make compost tea for my lawn. I want to get some tea brewing soon.

Ibought a bag of this stuff ... any major problems using this? I'm also adding the corn syrup and some seaweed too!

Thanks for your help - excited to give tea a shot!

Ocean Forest® Potting Soil

Good Things From the Earth and Sea

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The ultimate potting soilÂeverything your plants need, in one bag. Ocean Forest® is a powerhouse blend of premium earthworm castings, bat guano, and Pacific Northwest sea-going fish and crab meal. Composted forest humus, sandy loam, and sphagnum peat moss give Ocean Forest® its light, aerated texture. Start with Ocean Forest® and watch your plants come alive!

Garden tip: Perfect for containers and ready to use right out of the bag. Ocean Forest® is pH adjusted at 6.3 to 6.8 to allow for optimum fertilizer uptake. ThereÂs no need for nitrogen fertilizers at first; instead try an organic blend like FoxFarm Big Bloom Liquid Plant Food to encourage strong branching and a sturdy, healthy growth habit.

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