Quote Originally Posted by sarah louise
I was thinking about limiting the growth and spread of cyanobacteria in the waterways more than saving money.
Unless you're dumping truckloads of barrels of the stuff into your streams or lakes, I wouldn't give that a second thought. Plus, cyano is one of (if not THE) oldest known oxygen producing organisms on earth.

Having fought it (red slime cyano) in my coral and saltwater tanks, I'm not in the least worried. But we wern't talking about flushing the stuff either. (at least I wasn't)
Rusty Trichome Reviewed by Rusty Trichome on . Should I rebrew organic tea if not used in several days?? I was brewing up my fertilizer mix... it's not actually homeade tea, but Humboldt Nutrients organic line... and I hadn't used it in like 3-5 days. It was in a 5-gallon bucket and it was bubbled with air the entire time, so maybe it's not a problem. Do you think I should dump it and just rebrew after that many days, or even a few more? I know this nutrient line probably supports strong bacterial growth and I'm sure the oxygen supports that. So, I guess anaerobic bacteria would be prevented Rating: 5