I used goat manure "tea" to great effect on all my plants last year. I was wondering if I should use a weak "tea" to water my cuttings that are rooting?

So far I have been just sitting the cups in 2-3 inches of water for 20 min. What if I substituted a weak manure "tea" in this cycle? What do you think?

What kind of mix are they in? If you have been bottom watering only then all fertilizers that were originally in the mix are pretty much still there, organics would have become more available to the plant. Until the pots are flushed from the top and drained, or the roots grow through the entire pot and collect it, the fertilizer it will still be there. 

good soil and rain water is just fine for all new plants.

I put bat guano in the water I swirl the cups in. I just dip them about 2-3 inches into the water and swirl for a second. I can't think it would hurt to do it your way.

Hi GeneDaniels,
Just being practical, I hope that you don't store the cups at home - or you'll feel the goat smell !
For the cuttings, I would use a light tea once a month.
But, you could do a test with 4 cuttings with more or less tea to see what comes out.
But remember : you're not supposed to water cuttings too much or they will rot !

Hi Gene,

While I think it would be beneficial using it as a fertilizer for rooted cuttings I'd steer away from putting it on un-rooted cuttings in my opinion. A test as jdsfrance suggests on spare cuttings is a great idea. When rooting cuttings I seem to spend my time managing humidity/temperature and introducing additional bacteria variables is a fear of mine. Just my 2 cents.

-Vince