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Asked by dagoofman ·October 15, 2020 ·14.5k readers

Storing Humic Acid/Worm Juice

Im trying to find info on storing worm juice most of what i read says (1 month in a breathable non PET bottle) but i was wondering if i could super saturate it and store it that way over the winter months and if i did how would it change the usage ratios ?

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From the KNF library Drafted by Claude from Office Hours and the books · Sep 2026 · 4 sources

The library says to collect worm juice fresh, or to run water through good compost until it comes out dark brown (Office Hours Ep. 33, 1:01:29).

It describes supersaturating with sugar for plant ferments. A supersaturated solution stores for many years (Pure KNF Manual, p. 81). That passage is about PureFood, not worm juice (Pure KNF Manual, p. 81). It does not show that worm juice keeps this way.

Two ratios are on record:

Both ratios are for fresh material. The library gives no adjusted ratio for stored or supersaturated worm juice, and it does not say what happens to the humic and fulvic acids in storage.

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