Spent TPW Yeast in the garden

[Jewelz]

Hi everyone!
I've read that spent wash can be used in the garden as a fertiliser and acidifier. (I have alkaline soil)
I was wondering if the left over yeast bed would also good? Or could it cause issues because it's not cooked and still alive?

[Doubleuj]

I don’t do it anymore, it stinks to high heaven, turns the soil so acidic it rusted the side of my shed and did I mention the stink? :puke-huge: :puke-huge: :puke-huge:

[bluc]

:text-+1: :puke-huge:

[Jewelz]

Thanks guys, guess I'll keep tipping it down the drain.

[Legless69]

For what its worth, I have brick paving, and the weeds grow between them.... I pour the hot spent tpw washover them..... no more weeds!

[hgwells]

For what its worth, I have brick paving, and the weeds grow between them.... I pour the hot spent tpw washover them..... no more weeds!

Same, and along the fence line. Rather use this than herbicides

[Dude]

Not only are we making hi quality hand sanitizer but weed killer too. This hobby just keeps on getting better. :handgestures-thumbupleft:

[wynnum1]

I don’t do it anymore, it stinks to high heaven, turns the soil so acidic it rusted the side of my shed and did I mention the stink? :puke-huge: :puke-huge: :puke-huge:

Are you sure that someone has not been pissing on the side of the shed.

[bluc]

:laughing-rolling:

[RuddyCrazy]

With my spent stuff from fermenters I just chuck them over the ledge as my shed is built into the side of the hill, it helps to keep the weeds down too, I also wash the fermenters and the waste water dilutes the spent stuff. No real smells at all and no long grass for snakes to hide in either :laughing-rolling: :laughing-rolling: