Hi all
Just finished my third run on my new machine -1100 litter tank with air blower. I get excellent extraction and
aeration.
I'm using a highly fungal compost (SFI: active fungal bm =
72.2, total fungal bm = 2626 ug/g). Food added: 1kg soluble kelp + 4 litres
fulvic acid. Begin Temp 30 C, end temp 24 C. @ 25 hrs. Tea is destined for
a soil drench. Any comments on this recipe are welcomed.
Post brewing i collected 1 liter for observation. After a
minute or so I noticed an accumulation of fine white particles floating on the
surface. They looked like little "snowflakes". I'm yet to get a microscope but
under X10 handlens these snowflakes certainly appear to be strands of fungi
sticking together (maybe 1-2mm in length). Are my snowflakes a figment of my
imagination or are they the real deal?
anthony
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