regards. STEEM ON !.@papa-pepper If you put fresh excrement on it, do not you burn the plant? for the high levels of ammonia that will release in its decomposition?
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RE: TRANSPLANTING SOME YOUNG LEMON BALM PLANTS AND TEACHING THE NEXT GENERATION
regards. STEEM ON !.@papa-pepper If you put fresh excrement on it, do not you burn the plant? for the high levels of ammonia that will release in its decomposition?
Actually, no. Rabbit manure is considered a "cold manure" because it will not "burn" the plants. You can even plant directly into fresh rabbit manure as it does not need to be composted first, like so many other manures do. Good question!
the transplant is successful so my restlessness aside I did not know that the rabbit manure is considered cold, I also ask you and the urine of the rabbit that contains urea is added to the manure?
Yes, we do not separate out the urine.