Got a 24' x 4' raised bed filled entirely with 4 year old horse shit. It has no smell. Do you think I will have any problems growing photoperiods in this with no ammenments? Drainage wont be an issue. I tiled it. Thanks for your input.
Growing in pure 4 year old horse manure?
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He grows in horse manure he's your man he can tell you everything about it good luck my man good stuff to grow on I know for sure happy growing
He grows in horse manure he's your man he can tell you everything about it good luck my man good stuff to grow on I know for sure happy growing
I've never used it for cannabis, but did in the past for a year round veggie garden. I didn't use it straight, but spaded an 8" layer of it into 3x10 beds.
Horse manure is awesome. Because it has a lot of partly or undigested straw (carbon) and urine (N) it turns into a perfect compost on its own.
After 4 years it should be broken down nicely.
If you can, I would supplement a little mild organic fert, like a 3-4-3.
While the texture and micronutrients should be there, its probably a little low on the NPK for a fast growing annual.
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Horse manure is awesome. Because it has a lot of partly or undigested straw (carbon) and urine (N) it turns into a perfect compost on its own.
After 4 years it should be broken down nicely.
If you can, I would supplement a little mild organic fert, like a 3-4-3.
While the texture and micronutrients should be there, its probably a little low on the NPK for a fast growing annual.
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not at all bud...some of the biggest plants ever grown on this site were horse manure grown plants.
horse manure for the win!! (45 gallon drum cut in half for scale)
I was under the assumption that Manure is extremely acidic.
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