I’m assuming you are looking for the finished image. I’m sorry I didn’t include one.

I did just update the post so that there is an image of the finished brewer.

Let me know if that isn’t what you are looking for.

Lynn

Hey Pam! Thanks for visiting us! An “air stone” is also known as an aquarium bubbler. The basic function of an air stone is to supply dissolved air (oxygen) into the tea.

Air stones are usually made up of porous stones or lime wood. When an air stone is attached to an air pump outside the tank, it starts to produce tiny bubbles. Those tiny bubbles which are filled with oxygen not only fill the tank with oxygen, but it also helps circulate the water freeing the micro-organisms in the compost into the tea solution.
The link below is the one that I’ve used for several years of brewing compost tea

https://amzn.to/3gNCW57

Good luck!

Hi Gail,

We have always had raised vegetable garden beds…until right now. We moved last year and haven’t figured out where to build our new beds. So, we did go ahead and plant some veggies in the ground. But, after having raised beds, we find we are spoiled. I do think we have a spot figured out though. We stay away from pressure treated wood given the chemicals that they release, so have always used cedar, but even that rots over time. I think we are going to have brick beds built this time. Much less maintenance. We recently did spy some raised beds planted in cattle watering troughs! That might be an idea.

Happy gardening, my friend.

Hugs,

Lynn

See…all the things you didn’t know you needed to know! I am an authority on all that stuff! 😂