Watermelon Growing Forum
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Subject: Rabbit Manure
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Walking Man |
formerly RGG
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I have a man trying to sell me a truckload of rabbit manure. How good is it for growing melons ?
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3/4/2012 9:02:13 PM
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Josh Scherer |
Piqua, Ohio
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good for compost tea
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3/4/2012 10:11:09 PM
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Bubba Presley |
Muddy Waters
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Great TD, Alpaca & Rabbit are my 2 top picks for growing melons & maters.It doesnt have to age as long & high in potassium.
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3/5/2012 7:13:47 AM
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Bubba Presley |
Muddy Waters
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Dont pay to much for it.If you have to hand load it, your doing them a favor.Anything loaded with sawdust or wood shavings will need to sit for 3=5 years before you can use it.If its loaded with shavings I wont pay for it.I usually dont pay more then 10 or 20$ a load(aged) if they have a loader to load it.I can always find a farmer wanting the crap of his land.
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3/5/2012 7:20:45 AM
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Smoky Mtn Pumpkin (Team GWG) |
sevierville, Tn
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James white though it was the best stuff for his melons i believe.
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3/5/2012 9:29:33 PM
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Minnesota Melon Man |
Rochester, Minnesota
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I only used it for manure tea. Honestly, it makes the plants just spring out of the ground for growth. It's directly usable by the plants, and makes for wonderful side dressing. You can't overdo this stuff.
I used to grow 5 foot tall pepper plants by side dressing with rabbit manure tea, but alas, the rabbit died.
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4/6/2012 10:53:35 AM
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