Are the oysters still alive? They'd be tightly closed, if so. Just curious.

I have seen very little about using "oyster tea" to grow vegetables although they are supposed to enhance your libido and brain function. The shells, after some time and depending on how finely they are crushed, will add some Calcium to the soil.

rhizo, no they are not still alive.

kimmsr, yeah I wouldn't expect that too many people would make oyster tea on purpose just because of how expensive oysters are.

I did find this quote:

"This food is a good source of Magnesium and Phosphorus, and a very good source of Protein, Vitamin D, Vitamin B12, Iron, Zinc, Copper, Manganese and Selenium."

*shrug* I'm sure it wouldn't hurt anything but maybe I'll use it on something and just see what kind of results I get if any. I was more just curious than anything else and wanted to ask before I just threw it out.