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has anyone has seen anything like the jet black stain pictured below? i mixed up and strained some random worm / compost / liquid gold type brews (some with ashes & a much higher ph & some without), then left them for some months.
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One guess would be a situation like oak gall ink, where iron and tannins were present and reacted.

“It’s said war—war never changes. Men do, through the roads they walk. And this road—has reached its end.”

 
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