Bu's Brew Biodynamic Compost Tea Bags 12 (1ea= 4/Pack), Ready to Brew Single Use Bag Makes 5 Gallons

This is a great compost tea, The bags are packed tightly and the strings are long enough to tie to the handle of your 5 gal bucket. The direction on the bag are clear, and the microbes do the job. If you visit the web sit of the company they have info about using the different teas. This tea DOES NOT stink when in the bags, it does start to stink if you don't use it in the time frame that you should, so keep that in mind once you mix it. Be sure to mix or agitate well and often if you allow to sit for any length of time or the goodies will settle on the bottom of the bucket. Happy growing!

This stuff is awesome! I hardly ever leave reviews for anything, but I have to say that my garden loves this compost tea and I just had to share some of my results with you all. I've included a before and after picture of one of my Boston pickling cucumber plants. The left picture is the day after I applied the Bu's Brew as a root drench and as a foliar spray. The right is 2 weeks later. As you can see, my plant has taken off and grown like crazy all over my nylon net. In that time span, I also have 3 cucumbers on it (pickling size of course) that are almost ready to pick plus many more just blooming. I foresee a lot of pickles in our future! The rest of my garden has done just as well. I will definitely be ordering more.

This stuff is a miracle worker. I brew this the night before in a bucket with warm water squeezing the bag a few times. Fertilize my roses as normal and use this tea to water after the fertilizer. My roses are crazy…a definite must have if you have roses.

It works well and I am still trying on various plats in and outside the home. One bag held up to a week of brewing in an aerated 5 gal bucket and the other fell apart. This does seem like a use it while it is freshly brewed product. Don't brew it too long or brew it and let it sit. Brew and use.

This is a must for all gardens! I used this on my rooftop container garden last season and it aided in my plants being prolific and healthy. I used as a foliar spray and would then empty the contents of the pouch into the containers. It does not smell and was one of the best products I've used on my vegetables and herbs. I couldn't have grown watermelons on my rooftop in Brooklyn without it!

This product works fine, but isn't outstanding. I would not have ordered this product if I had known it included animal manure. I do not like using unknown animal bi-products on my crop. Especially when used for food items. I would recommend making your own tea recipe. In the long run it saves you so much money. $30+ for four teabags? I will not order again.

Love this stuff! I always see my plants grow in leaps and bounds after adding it. I usually make 4-5 brews out of one bag. Buy my dog likes to eat the bag so I have to be careful and always refill the bucket with water immediately, lol. No idea why but the tomato compost tea works better for me than the regular compost tea, regardless of what plants I use it on. So now I only buy the tomato tea. And I use it on everything. Brilliant product, thank you!

I diluted one compost tea bag in a 5 gallon bucket and let it steep for about 24 hours at which time it was the color of iced tea. I scooped the liquid out of the bucket with a half gallon pitcher and watered the vegetable plants I felt needed the most help - using all five gallons. I then refilled the bucket and added a second bag along with the spent first and let them steep another 24 hours. I did this three times (using two bags). Afterwards, I cut the two bags open and placed the enclosed compost at the base of a couple of yellow squash plants that have been struggling all summer. It's only been about three or four days but my sweet pepper plants that I thought were done for are putting out new leaves and flowers and my egg plants are doing the same! I'm really happy with the results.