What I'm trying to find out, I guess, is if it is possible for a 'sun tea' of equisetum (whatever the term: made as one would make stinging nettle tea) to be as effective as a boiled tea.
I finally have a good sprayer and I have A LOT of area that needs equisetum regularly.
-Allan
In a message dated 6/20/03 3:53:55 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Also, has anyone on the list made an anaerobic tea from equisetum? I think it w.b.nice to have 50gals of fermented equisetum sitting around, but would this be of prep quality? >>
equisetum: make the tea and remove the leaves, that helps depress the
intense anaerobic situation. I drop an airstone in and bubble it up with a small
aquarium air pump. sstorch
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