rabbit manure or fertilizer?

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nick8

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hi guys im new here and i need your help about my outdoor grow(with my 2 weeks old plants). i would like to know if the rabbit manure is an ok fertilizer for both stages and how much and often should i use it? if not i need some suggestions about what fertilizer ratios should i use for both stages(if the rabbit manure is ok for veg stage as i heard please tell me what dosages and fertilizer ratios should i use for flowering?). thanks
 
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brimck325

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rabbit manure is very good fertilizer. i'm not sure how much would be to much, but if outdoors in ground, its hard to over fertilize.that being said, i'm not sure where your at but its getting very late in the season for outdoors....peace
 
gaztron3030

gaztron3030

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Rabbit manure would be very similar to goat manure, which I know is great. I have 2 pet goats and use their droppings hot on my vege garden. It's great because you don't need to compost it and being solid pellets it helps to break up soil also. My goats are my walking, turbo composters.
I'm sure it is best for Nitrogen, my leafy vegetables always do the best in my garden.
 
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nick8

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i mean what other fertilizers should i use instead of manure? i need something for both stages
 
gaztron3030

gaztron3030

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potash is good for flowering if you want to stay organic. If you want to keep it simple get some bloom fertiliser (water soluable) for flowering and grow for veg.
Give the poo a go though and look into other organic ferts. It's great to turn your waste into food and herb.
 
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nick8

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ok thank you guys, will this work as good as the water soluable fertilizers? are my plants in danger of burning from it?
 
gaztron3030

gaztron3030

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If you top dress with these type of ferts you shouldn't have problems with burning. You could even make a tea from them.
I think organics are better outdoors, they taste better IMO and like I say it's good to turn over your food waste. Store bought ferts are fine and easy with instructions but cost more and IMO are less satisfying.
 
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