Hydro Bloom Tea is a living microbial biostimulant and should be treated as such. Best if used ASAP for optimal results.  Everyone's growing needs and conditions are different, it's best to consult with an agronomist for your specific needs. 

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Recommended Rates, Dilutions & Frequency by User Type:

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Golf Courses: Greens & Tees 1-2 gal per acre every 2-4 weeks. Fairway maintenance 1-2 gal per acre monthly. Fairways repair/renovation 2-4 weeks or as needed. Roughs 3-5 gal per acre monthly or as needed. Green's & Tees undiluted or 1:1. Fairways/Roughs 1:5 to 1:10. Light irrigation to follow applications 0.1 - 0.2 inches. 

Farmers / Field Crops: 5–10 gal/acre (soil/fertigation): 10–20 gal/acre (foliar) every 2–4 weeks during active growth. Ideal during bloom/fruiting stage. Dilute 1:2 - 1:5 as soil drench based on needs. Dilute 1:5 - 1:10 as foliar spray based on needs. 

Hydroponics / Cannabis: 1:10 to 1:50 dilution (recirculating or drain-to-waste) every 7–14 days. Start low to avoid EC spikes.

Nurseries & Greenhouses: 5–10 gal per 1,000 sq. ft. (soil drench) Foliar: 1:10 to 1:20 Every 10–21 days. Excellent for seedlings, plugs, and potted plants. Avoid spraying directly on delicate flowers to avoid stain. 

Landscapers: 5–8 gal per 1,000 sq. ft. every 2–4 weeks. Great for new installations and stressed plants. Dilute 1:5.

Best Practices & Timing

• Apply during active growth periods.

• Early morning or late afternoon applications give best results.

• Avoid applying right before heavy rain or in extreme heat.

• Compatible with most fertilizers and pesticides (jar test first when tank-mixing).

Storage Reminder

• Aerated: Use within 48 hours for peak performance.

• Extract: Use within 7-9 days.

• Store in a cool, dark place with lid tightly closed. If it develops a foul odor, discard it. If gas exchange builds up, burp the lid quickly then reseal tight immediately. 

Test on a small area first. Then scale up! 

TIPS FOR SPRAYING: Screened at 400 microns, our Hydro Bloom tea works great with most spraying applications!
 

• Pressure: Keep it low (often 20–40 PSI) to protect microbes.

• Nozzles: Larger orifice sizes to prevent clogging. Low-pressure, high-volume nozzles work best.

• Filtration: Multi-stage filters (tank, pump, and nozzle) are highly recommended.
  
  Proven in Practice: Many golf courses and organic farms successfully use standard turf/fertilizer sprayers (with modifications like larger nozzles and diaphragm pumps) for compost teas. Dedicated compost tea rigs (e.g., from companies focused on Soil Food Web applications) are ideal if you're scaling up.