thanks a lot:) Yes, of course, we use compost at home but lots of folks here goes for manure. I don't really care if its one or the other, as long as stuff grows:=)
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thanks a lot:) Yes, of course, we use compost at home but lots of folks here goes for manure. I don't really care if its one or the other, as long as stuff grows:=)
Nice. If you apply manure in the fall it gives it time to breakdown and not be a source for food borne disease. If you apply manure in the spring you can increase the risk. Better to leave manure in piles for at least six months so that compost is created as it is more stable and less risky for food borne disease. Usually it doesn't matter that much, but for an organic farmer that tries to follow the law for certification, manure can't be applied.
Next year you need to put an autoflower since you already got that greenthumb!