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Swishatwista..... Start with two gallons of unchlorinated water & add :

(2) Level teaspoons of High N Bat Guano
(1) Level cup of Worm Castings
(1) ounce of molasses
(2) ounces of SPT

Now, if you're bubbling it with a cheap aquarium air pump / air stone - let it run for two days straight (min). Then start taking out a little to feed with. If you are just doing the pouring it bucket to bucket method. Stir it good twice a day and pour from bucket to bucket - three days (min) - then start using it. Either way you mix it, keep it bubbling or poured daily to mix in oxygen to keep it sweet (prefered for use). If just left standing - it will turn sour (aneorbic) in two days.
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One quart per plant weekly or ...... Two quarts per plant if you feed every two weeks.
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Use that starting at week 4 of veggie growth, if your soil has some NPK in it. If not, use it at half strength (dilute with plain water) at week 3.
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Ohso I enjoy your post. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us, lacking in experience. Well, in the grow dept. LOL. I finished up a DWC grow and it turned out really good, but I'm going back to soil. My question is : Is bunny poop a good enough amendment to buy ? I saw some on ebay for around $ 10 for 9 pounds, that included shipping. How much tea could I make from 9 pounds of bunny poop ?

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OIsmoked12..... Bunny poop is a good source of NPK. $ 10 for 9 pounds to your door is fair, provided it's not real fresh. The moisture content of fresh bunny poop makes a smaller amount, heavier. If it's dry or semi-dry, then that's a good deal. You will get 16 gallons of tea out of each gallon, of bunny poop. (16 cups in a gallon / one cup of bunny poop to a gallon of water for tea). So, I'd ask the seller, if that 9 pounds filled a gallon zip lock bag. That way, you would know how much they are offering for the $ 10.
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You might also consider, stopping by a PetCo or another big Pet Store. Often they will give away the bunny poop for free, kind of like how Starbucks gives away used coffee grounds for gardening. It cuts down on the waste, they paid to have hauled away and helps recycle things. Best of all, it's Free.
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Ohso, i currently use mexican and jamaican guano, wormcastings molasses, and mycorrhazae for my tea. Will i benefit by using bunny poop? I live right down the street from petco, and petsmart, bet i could get all kinds of poop.

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Buffalosoulja..... If your using Mexican (High N) & Jamaican (High P) Bat Guanos for your grow, it's hard to get any better than that. I said Cadillac, but I'm Old School. I guess I should have said Lexus quality.
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Now, being the Frugal guy that I am. Free fertilizer always appeals to me. In my opinion, Bat Guanos are top notch, but Bunny Poop is no slacker. It's a great amendment too. It's easy to work with, can be top dressed, mixed in (in moderation) and made into tea. Plus if you vermicompost, worms love it and it makes great quality worm castings in the end.
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I was unaware of all the free poop i have access to. People offered free bunny, chicken, cow and horse manure. I was unaware thar horse and cow manure have to composted first and my compost was not set up. So i bought the guano (everytime i hear that i think of Ace Ventura Pet detective 2). Does chicken manure have to be composted first. By the way preciate the help.

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Buffalosoulja..... All manures but three, need composted - they are Worm Castings, Bunny Poop and Bat Guano. That is why I started that thread about the Three Amazing Shits. To me, every OG (Organic Grower) needs these in their toolbox. They all work well, are pretty easy to get and store well (until needed).
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For horse, sheep, cow, chicken...etc... I always give them a thorough composting before use. I also recommend you don't use pig manure, because it can contain many bad parasites. Plus it really stinks, beyound, my nasal odor limits.
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Just outside the city limits, where I live, you can always find people giving away horse, cow & chicken manure for free. I get a load of horse manure once a year, from some really nice people, who even load my truck with their tractor for me. I always bring them some nice veggies as a thank you.
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That thread title still makes me giggle. The Three Amazing Shits.

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Ohsogreen, thanks for the mixture amounts. I realized im going to need a different light for my mothers(probably 2 or 3). Is there a certian kind of light, maybe a type of fluro, that will be cheap and effective for these 3 ladies. Im going to have them im about a 3x3 box. I want to maintain them but not promote too much growth, but also give them proper light spectrum for some real healthy plants. So what kind of lights would you use?

The spectra max 246 watt fixture is pretty bad ass and will grow some killer weed in a 3x3 area. Spectra Max High Output Fluorescent / HP Sodium Hybrid Plant Grow Light Systems by Sunlight Supply at Home Harvest Garden Supply

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