Choosing the right microscope for soil microbiology & compost tea brewing

Stephen Wilkinson from The Compost Tea Brewing gives advise about choosing the right microscope for soil biology compostteabrewing.com.au / compostteabrewing

[@seriousnutter]

Great informative video many thanks Compost Tea Brewing Co.

[@AlexandreLollini]

This is one of those "oh shit" moments !! Like we think we know stuff, but actually observing it is opening the mind even wider. So I read that there are so much species per centimeter cube of soil... but then this single drop... so you use a microscope to check that life is happily present in you compost tea so it is worth applying ?

[@weRweekendwarriors]

Omg. What’s in your tea? I can’t believe you didn’t say anything about it!!

[@chicagoangler]

What make and model is this microscope?

[@CraigTravis]

Exactly!

[@thombaz]

You guys even watched the video? He says its a XSZ-107T

[@hosoiarchives4858]

What is the point of compost tea?

[@alejandroalcala3146]

The tea builds microbiology and the waste from those microbes feeds the plant.

[@hosoiarchives4858]

@@alejandroalcala3146 how does that get into the leaves?

[@garthwunsch]

@@hosoiarchives4858 That happens where/when the fungi interact with the roots.

[@jameshunt2905]

Portability of active microbiology and the ability to then spray above ground surfaces of a plant and well as shoot the loaded tea below the surface of the ground...... the tea its self is an excellent way to improve soil and plant qualities all around.

[@alexandrevaliquette3883]

Compost is to chunky for people with bad teeth.
And it's very refreshing in a hot summer day.