Humboldt County's Own Killer Tea - 2.5 Gal

Ready-to-Use Guano and Worm Casting Tea - 2.5 Gal

Brewing your own tea takes time, and a batch that starts to smell has passed its peak. Humboldt County's Own Killer Tea arrives ready to use, so you skip the brewing step. The maker says it is made from seabird and bat guanos plus worm castings, and it is timed to stop when potency peaks.

The 2.5 Gal jug suits a regular indoor grower who wants a steady supply for soil or hydroponic systems without handling brewing equipment.

Key Features & Benefits

• Ready to use — no brewing equipment or batch timing.
• Guano and worm casting base — combines seabird guano, bat guano and worm castings.
• Soil and hydroponic use — the label directs 1 oz per gallon in both.
• Emitter-friendly — the maker states it will not clog emitters.
• Cloning compatible — the maker says it can be used with cloning media, including EZ Cloners.

Who Should Use Humboldt County's Own Killer Tea

Growers who want an organic-style feed without brewing, from vegetative growth through flowering, in soil or hydroponic systems.

About Humboldt County's Own Killer Tea

Humboldt County's Own Killer Tea is a liquid plant nutrient sold as a single 2.5 Gal unit. It is made from seabird and bat guanos plus worm castings, and the maker describes it as natural with a long shelf life.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How much should I use?
A: The directions call for 1 oz per gallon in soil and hydroponic systems. In late flowering or during flush, the dose can be increased.

Q: Do I need to brew it?
A: No. It is ready to use, so there is no brewing step.

Q: Will it clog emitters?
A: The maker states it will not clog emitters. Check your own system's emitter size and flush as usual.

Q: Can I use it with cloning systems?
A: Yes. The maker says it works with all cloning media, including EZ Cloners, and suits rooted cuttings.

Q: Should I spray it on foliage?
A: No. The directions say not to spray the tea. Apply it to the root zone through your irrigation.

Q: How does it differ from compost tea?
A: Compost tea is brewed on site, and quality varies with timing. This product is premade, so you skip brewing.