Question about bunny berries
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Re: Question about bunny berries
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by Dood » Mon Jul 25, 2016 2:47 pm
Not if you want it for fertilizer
It's still good for the garden and is actually better as the fungi are helping break the organic matter down and making it more available to the plants
It's still good for the garden and is actually better as the fungi are helping break the organic matter down and making it more available to the plants
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Re: Question about bunny berries
Post Number:#4 by bigfoot_158 » Mon Aug 01, 2016 2:19 am
I have mine hung in a garage with a concrete floor. The bad thing about leaving it sit around is black mold growing on the concrete and too much urine smell is bad for the rabbits if keep this way.
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Re: Question about bunny berries
Post Number:#5 by MrJacobTiffin » Wed Feb 08, 2017 8:44 pm
I dry it under a 400watt HPS. Im planning on using a pellet machine to turn it into a pellet fertilizer. I was thinking of mixing coconut corer in with it too. The coconut corer has potassium and the left over hay has a good source of Nitrogen in it. Rabbit Manure contains 2.4% Nitrogen, 1.4% Phosphorus, and 0.6% Potassium. This would be a great worm food too.
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