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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Dec 2016
Location: steamy southern Arkansas
Posts: 155
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Rabbit Poo Use
Alright, before I get too far-
I've read/ heard that rabbit manure can be used fresh, uncomposted without the risk of burning plants. Is this true? If true, what's the best way to about using the manure? I have limited quantity (I just have a few bunnies), so I'd like to make the best use of it. I've wondered if I could add a small handful to the planting holes of my tomatoes/ eggplant/ peppers(?). Would this be recommended? I'm gardening in virgin soil so I'm just trying to devise my "planting hole recipe" (things I've considered: alfalfa/ soy meal, bloodmeal, espsom salts, Espsoma/ Tomato Tone, kelp tablets, rough compost) Any help and input appreciated, as always! |
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