How to Make A Super Simple 2 Ingredient Worm Tea Without A Bubbler 

3 cups worm castings and 3 table spoons of unsulphured molasses. Stir every 5 to 7 hours. Use within 24 or 48 hours no more. Thank you.

Many bloggers is promoting this molasses product and misleading subscribers. Yes, you can use any sugar . Try cheep pancake sugar syrup on sale it will do the same job. I have over 25 yers experience in chemistry , biology and health care, and worm farming. Happy farming!!!!!

Go to 4:46 seconds to bypass all the stuff you might not need to know which is a lot of talking about good bad on salt and sugar in a garden and brands in the end you'll buy your own brand anyways.

instead of stirring, *slowly* pour from one bucket to another from a few feet above if you can manage the weight to aerate. Then pour into original bucket at a quicker/normal pace to fully mix the solution.

Good video! I’m not sure if someone has pointed out, but BLACKSTRAP Molasses have way more minerals and nutrients than the traditional Grandma Molasses.

straight vermicast and water stirred and then used works great. Your vermicast already has everything you want in it there is no need for molasses or aeration if you made quality worm castings.

How often you put tee on the plants,? And you can put regular water like the next day,have a good day,thank you for the video

Salts at very low application amounts specifically probiotic salts are very beneficial for the foliage. Just thought I would add that

Some people swear by EPSOM salt In the garden...anyone have an opinion and/or experience to share with using Epsom salt on vegetable garden?

I really enjoyed this one, thanks Luke!

I use a new white cotton sock, the long ones you can buy in a value pack $10 for 20 pairs, at Wal-Mart. I put 1L of organic worm castings into the sock then add it to a 5 gallon bucket. But before all that, I'd let the water sit for about 12-24 hours for the chlorine to gas out (evaporate). Then dunk the sock in, add some Fish Sh!t 5-10ml, that's the actual name of the product. After that I add about 5-7 tablespoons of unsulphured molasses. I let that mixture sit for about 12-24 hours with an air stone at the bottom for oxygen. So far my garden loves this compost tea and so I'm going to continue to use it. Everyone has their own method of brewing up compost tea. The last video I watched a few days ago, the guy was adding banana peels into the compost tea for his garden, since banana's contain high amounts of potassium and so you would think that perhaps the potassium leaches out into the water. Super informative video, but to anyone making compost tea, seriously it doesn't cost much for a air pump, air tubing, and an air stone. Usually it all comes in a kit for under $20 on Amazon. Just read the reviews so you can make an informed purchasing decision.

You can also add that molasses to your composting to increase microbial activity, or so I have heard.

Hi how often can I use worm tea,and can I water my plants with regular water like 2 days after I use the tea?thank you so much for the very interesting video!

Will be experimenting with organic jaggery(contains natural molasses) instead of pure molasses.

Great video Luke. I make tea using the same method. When it's time to stir, I like to use a paint mixing attachment on my hand held drill. It really works well to agitate & aerate. I also prefer to root drench. What I found works best for me is to rake in a handful of your Trifecta+ slow release fertilizer, then drench it with the tea and cover it up with a layer of mulch. It seems to really help the area explode with microbial life which works well here in SW Florida this time of year with all the heavy rain. Nice & simple. Thanks again for a great video

Thank you for saving us money time and electric bills! Great I formation for anyone to use,

Thank God that was simple

Thank you for making this video.is it ok to use sugar becouse ITS Lil difficult to find molases

Thank you for the tips, I will try this and see what happens.....God bless

Ok!! Thanks but what about the tea that comes from the tap of the store bought worm farm after you wet worm farm ?

This is great, would definitely try.

I've been bubbling my tea inside my grow tent. In a glass jar!! >Doh!

that bit about the microbes heloing the root system was very beneficial to me thanks . now i know for sure i want a bubbler lol thanks

Very exciting might be a bit of an over sell, but still a very informative video! Thanks for the info!

Lol purist .wow. we use to work with what you got thing where we are.♥️♥️♥️

Awesome update thank you for sharing have a blessed day

If your worm bin has other hitchhikers (fruit flies, springtails etc), what can you do to harvested castings to ensure they don't cause issues? Will water take care of most of that?

Great video MIgardener, my question is in making manure tea does it have to aerated as compost tea? Thank You

Glad you tamed that audio since this upload. Good stuff anyway! Thanks.

will honey work instead of molasses

What about pure Cuban sugar from Cuban cane, can we use that? Also how long does last? Does it have a due date to use the tea?

Just put it in a two-litre jug and shake it on the recommended time then use. DONE

i'm confussed, molassaes is made from either cane sugar or beet sugar.

I live in Asia hard to find molasses , can I use organic cane sugar please ( unbleached)

do you have to use it all. are can you save it for later use. thank you

Very informative. How long will this last? Can it be refrigerated?

Can you lid the bucket or does it need to be open to air for bacterial colonization? Molasses can come from Beets too. Also they use carbon filtering to remove the color and *"Bleach"* sugars white.

Another RU-vidr swears by work tea, but I won't spend $25 for a quart of anything...I have a "young" garden, 2 mos old and I haven't fed yet (including 25 seedling pods, my herbs are an inch or 2 tall) Is worm tea what I need? I also have miracle grow liquafeed and a hopper to mix the spray if that's a better option. If it helps, I have about 25 plants in raised beds (tomatoes, cucumbers, squash and peppers), 3 fruit trees and about 30 potted herbs (basil, cilantro, rosemary, dill, etc) plus the seedling tray, the tomatoes 3-4 ft tall just began fruiting, cucumbers and peppers too, but much shorter of course. Thank you for helping a first timer

Great video Luke, Thank you. Saved it in my garden add to on RU-vid so I can make this. Really need something like this for my plants. 🌾 Merry met 🌿

Hi. I want to ask, I have molasses with 0.15gr salt per 100 gr molasses. Do you think it is too much salt? Shouls I find a completely unsalted one?

Like the tip will try next year. My question is when can you start using the tea on your plants? Thanks for the great video.

I followed this video and there's no Foam, did I do something wrong? I used what I thought was quality casting and non-sulphur molasses. It's been 10 hours with an air pump too.

Does warmer temp change anything

Will it be ok if I added 1.5 table spoons of molasses

Hi thanks for the good video, my question is that if you can get that products here in Brisbane Australia, molasses is that like a honey.

Could you use worm tea for mushrooms?

Brown sugar dose the trick

after you strain the tea can the remains be reused? loving all your videos!

can i use brown sugar?

Does the mollasses attract ants? I have ant problems in my raised beds

Can you add rock dust to this??

I raise my own worm castings and have made plenty of worm tea....... buuuuuuuut ,, Im not convinced of the value of that method. So for me I just fork the castings into the soil water it in and do see results in that way.

dumb question. why not just add earthworms to the soil? will the molasses,fish and kelp emulsions kill the worms?

Can you use sugar cane

hm, a five year younger mr luke! so fun.

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Hi i am gardening in pots but my plants are not making roots do u have any ideas why

can you add epsom salt and liquid mycorrhiza to this mix?

Will try!

hello nice video I have questions tho how long can you store this after you make it. do you bottle it and put it in the fridge.and how many times a week do you feed your plants with it. thanks

How long does it last ? How to store ?

Do you wanna cover the bucket or leave it open for air

Spend 12 bucks and get a bubble. The oxygen added to the tea is huge .

What about organic brown sugar

Can we use normal compost

It goes anaerobic after 6-8 hours

What about honey for your sugar source?

That's pretty cool :-)

If you add molasses you are going to create an unhealthy bacteria dominated (as opposed to a healthy fungus dominated) tea. This is an excellent way to encourage weed growth. Check out Elaine Ingham lectures available on RU-vid. She's basically the leading soil scientist in her field.

9 minutes to mix 2 things?

A lot of not correct information about the GMO and the sugar.. The sucrose it's only Sucrose two Molecules bind of glucose and fructose.. Not important where come from, every sweet like Molasses it's Composed from the same molecules but in different arrengement

What about wildflower honey

Can you use honey instead of molasses?

But, your molasses isn't organic!

Half over and still not getting to nitty griddy . Sorry out of here .

just want to make enough - quart foro house plants! this is too big a recipe.

Does that worm tea attract rodents?

Worm castings from Walmart, really 🤮

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R.I.P Luke 😢

You talk way toomuch