So I just order some recharge sticks has anyone used them before? If you have did you just stick them in the soil or soak em in water to make a tea? Thanks merry Christmas all!
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Are you speaking of the single sample packets of Recharge if so you mix it with the water your giving your plants
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They’re not actually sticks. As @LiesGrows said it’s just what they call that particular package. It’s a powder. You can add it to your nutrient solution after adjusting EC and pH or mix it separately in RO water and pour 6-8 oz around the stems of your plants.
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Oh ok thank you. Amazon said in description can be stuck into the soil or mix with water into a tea, also called it a stick.lol that makes sense. Since I’ll be using it in soil will one application be good or more like in early veg then again early flower after up pot? Thanks again spending $10 to try it out compared to $50+ is a blessing I hope!
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I’ve used recharge and now use TPS Billions and feed this every week or 2. Beneficial microbes will collect and store nutrients for the plant to feed on and Recharge has molasses’s in it so that’s a bonus 
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IDK why they call them sticks, but it would be awesome if they made recharge sticks like the old miracle grow spikes. Just stick them in soil and they release some every time you water for so many weeks.
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You’re on to something there outlaw.
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That’s exactly what I was picturing in my head.
That’s why I had to ask because well I haven’t heard of Nute sticks for pot as of yet.
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You just gave me a idea 
instead of a release of nutrients it releases microbes 
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The sticks would be derivative of the dots which (mostly) prove to be successful. As for slow(ish) release microbes, you could try large gel caps, but idk how the collagen (?) would effect the microbial environment when it breaks down. Would be similar to the gel like pellets MG uses.
As for the OPs question I think you are covered with the above answers. After feeding your usual, mix some recharge in 4-6 oz of water pour it in.
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I think it’s like decomposing dead critters since collagen is made from animal carcass.