I haven’t been able to try making the compost tea yet. Need to get containers big enough. But I noticed that bananas can tolerate urine straight as fertilizer without dilution. Depending on the type of banana they definitely grow well and shoot multiple pups sooner. Am testing out 16 different varieties so far at the farm in different areas and configurations. I have a lot of open pasture with no canopy. So I let the pasture grow wild for a couple of years to establish native plants and insects. Pigeon pea works very well for a quick growing multiple use cover/windbreak/food crop/chopndrop/animal feed. Both plants love a good mulch. Can mix other plant layers in between them in food forest situation. Cow pea, Seminole pumpkin, Jamaican sorrel/roselle, jute spinach, pigeon pea all grow well together from seed in rainy season creating a quick micro forest you can plant canopy/fruit bearing trees in between. Different types of pigeon pea plants make good trellises for climbing plants: peas, yams, tomatoes, etc.. If you can grow them bananas are definitely great. But pigeon pea is one of my favorites.