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Wednesday, March 11, 2009
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Frank and Tina
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South East
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The last two pictures belong to this fungal structure, its to big to fit in one field of view, but it was massive, and very healthy looking. Bacterial counts where very high and the same can be said for protozoa. By far my most succesfull tea. It was a brew off wormcastings, fish, mollases, bonemeal, oatmeal, and a teaspoon of microbial innoculant (to add the baccilus). The innoculant is perfect in the tea, or the tea for the innoculant. bacillus grow very fast in airated tea, and reach a peak at 24 hours. But even in a completer tea 20 hours later there numbers are impressive. Very intresting to see it all unfold infront of your eyes.
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