During flower i use potassium three times and unsulfured molasses once a week for six weeks straight.

I agree 100...thank you John C from gyg..who featured you all on his channel...cant wait to see more great content..

We make hardly any profit on anything we sell and we have struggled mightily to keep our prces as low as possible. We also try super hard (more than any other ag biz, actually), to promote open source tea recipes, including our very own hi-octane tea formula; (see our "open source compost tea" recipe published on our website)...Do the math and try to replicate the ingredients - you'll see for yourself how much it costs to craft. In addition, we openly push even more cost-effective alternatives like our "workhorse tea" recipe at: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqvLq4ydgbuCZ9Esi=jHpat2D_HaXVOLk7 Nobody tries harder than Boogie Brew to meet all of our customers' needs. In addition, nobody tries harder than we already do to share as much gardening knowledge and "know-how" as we do....To state that we only cater to "haves" rather than "have-nots" is patently false. It's also ridiculous when you consider that we only sell dry and and sensibly-priced products (vs general grow-industry practices of pushing overpriced liquids and chemical formulas in plastic jugs). Please also understand that more than 50% of the price of all our retail items reflects the shipping costs, too. Sorry that you feel this way about Boogie Brew, but it simply isn't true! Pennies per gallon for a world class tea recipe like Boogie Brew: It doesn't get any more value-conscious than that!

@@BoogieBrew By no means was it my intent to insinuate that Boogie Brew’s mission was to overcharge or rip people off. Only to say that low income people who most need resources to grow quality food simply can’t afford the wonderful products you offer. I am currently brewing up two 5 gallon batches of Putrid Swamp Water for use in my fall plantings. I was not aware that you offer any open source information and will check that out right away. I can’t say how thankful and impressed I am for your quick response and although I cannot afford your products, I most certainly appreciate what you do.

Boogie brew website has all you'll need. ✌️

Q: "What do you recommend product wise from Boogie brew for someone who is a novice in gardening and is planting a large garden this year?" A: "Diluted tea, (and also your own workhorse teas) drenched weekly on soil and leaves, (via showerhead nozzle works well on larger spaces). If needed, the Budget or Pro brew kits we offer are a very good value. Also, PureProtein, (twice monthly foliar feasts), and frass, (added to mature tea). If a bloom-food is needed in peak season, (which is rarely - usually 2 applications in a crop's life cycle, max), then there's a good selection of sensibly-priced natural top dressings on the market, (eg: "Rainbow Mix Pro" or even Dr Earth, etc)....Try to plan on generating your own compost and worm castings, find wood chip mulch nearby, (also, consider hugel-kultur with logs, etc.)"

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@@td6708 thank you so much🙏🏽I understand why some may want to but what we eat will kill us way quicker than smoking a little bug and dirt

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Until approximately 1/3 to 1/2 of the way through flower period, spray away!

1st year here in ohio we are legal now!!! Got 12 girls going and really have had tons of success so far with all these methods! Can't wait to see more updates. Thanks to both of you for keeping it going on here too..!!!

We LOVE our BoogieBassadors! 🙏

Haha I was just thinking that since I got to meet you both at the Heirloom seed expo! Hope all is well!!

You and me both!

That is awesome!

@@BoogieBrew California octane growing in Virginia ✌️

Our pleasure!