Sorry for asking this silly question but I really want to make sure that I am doing the right thing. I've been making worm casting tea about every month to give my veggies a boost and also help them fight bad critters but I never expected this really cold spell we are having.
I just finished a 4 day brew today and I poured the tea on all my plants and then proceded to cover them with plastic since it will get down really cold for the next few days but I am wondering if I am doing more harm than not, since it is really cold won't the microbes just die, and also with the plants wet, won't this make them more succeptible to frost bite?
I am wondering whether I should just do the side dressing of the castings in the winter and then continue with compost tea when the weather gets milder.
Is it bad to make worm casting tea in the freezing winter?
