Spore slurry may have gone anaerobic

Dennis Bangham

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I had a five gallon bucket of spore slurry that I kept in the garage with a cover on top to keep bugs from getting in there. I did not realize until after applying it to some plants that the slurry may have gone anaerobic. Should I leave it as is or add compost tea to correct any deficiencies in beneficial bacteria?

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Aeration is the easiest way to start correcting that slurry, adding some compost to the bucket would be good after you have plenty of O2 mixed in.

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