
This photo shows 2 of
the pickup truck Bed Liners where I keep soil amendments. I have sawdust and
shavings in the one on the right and rabbit manure ("Rabbit Grow"/ "Garden
Gold") on the left.
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The 25 gallon container buried
in the foreground gets runoff from the rabbit manure when it rains. The
container is kept covered at all times. A lip on the liner overhangs the
container, and a piece of rope acts as a wick to direct the runoff into
the container. The Bed Liner must slope toward the container.
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When I have enough, I cover
the liner with a tarp. Other manures could be used, but I have never used
any commercial or natural fertilizer that is half as good as rabbit manure.
Plus it emits very little "Country Fragrance".
This is concentrated stuff. A ratio of 1 part, mixed with 16 parts of
water will keep your plants growing happily (1 cup per Gallon of water)
. Apply a quart to each outdoor plant once a week. Use less for indoor
plants.
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