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The tablets are processed into a concentrated condensed form from a fresh material perhaps retaining a bit more potency than the processed cured dry powder and due to their moist state allow for a quicker dilution and concentration into the water ..the same dilution and concentration can be acquired by letting the dry powder soak for a little longer. ..10-15 minutes would work but the longer the better up to one or 2 hours or even 2 days in order to emphasize upon the concentrated effect of the soaking particles into the water although just adding a packet to a gallon of water and shaking it would be more than sufficient as a good plant food and would still yeild the same end results as the tablets.

Cut the dosage down to 1/2 tablet/packet per gallon to promote new growth or to 1/4 tablet/packet per gallon just to keep the plant nutrionally content and green...This particular plant food can be experimented with without the fear of over fertilizing recommended at 1 tablet/packet per gallon to promote vigorous growth...But you can try a more concentrated version in order to try to promote a more vigorous growth without as mentioned the reservations of overfertilizing your plant.

The powder can be more easily be sown into the soil.. The powder can be more easily applied to fertilizing efforts requiring large amounts of a fertilizing/plant food medium. The powder offers you more in quantity your money.

A microbe brew or what is more commonly refered to as a worm or compost tea is a solution that is made from using an organic medium as a base at which to multiply the existing microbe organisms into multitudes of millions. The microbe brew tablets available here are made from a high quality indoor grown worm casting which is naturally balanced with the different microbes and fungi and other elements needed to refurbish and enrichen a soil. especially designed for the microbe brew process simply place a tablet in a one gallon container of water and add microbe food and air. The way i do it is to take a clear 1/2 gallon or liter plastic bottle such as a bottle that once contained a drink of sorts drop a couple of tablets in there let it soak for a day and this golden honey colored change will start to take place around the tablets and in the water...At that time add about 5 drops of unsulphured black mollases to the bottle and then add the air supply...I use an inexpensive aquarium pump that allows for adjustments from a one gallon aquarium to a ten gallon aquarium..let it run for about 5 days adding about 5 drops of mollases every couple of days and you will succeed with a final product of a clear honey colored liquid full of microbes so thick that you can almost see them with the naked eye... The tablets will swell but if not agitated the granules will remain intact as a part of the tablet and will not actually mix into the water summizing with as mentioned a relatively clear "compost tea". More info on worm/compost tea can easily be found by searching the net..