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Pine bed shavings in Hpoo
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I have read that pine is not a good wood to use as a spawn base, but the people i got my h poo from use pine bedding, but i figure it will be just fine. However, me being me, i would like to clarify this with all of you. This is some really good manure, these horses are super active and very well cared for and fed properly and with great alfalfa hay. It is crawling with firefang and been leeched properly.

Just want to make sure the pine is fine.


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Re: Pine bed shavings in Hpoo [Re: Inspir3]
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P.cubensis is not a wood-consuming species, so it would do little more than hold a little moisture.
The pine shavings need to be properly leeched as well, because pine sap can be anti-fungal.

I would never recommend pine or any wood for P.cubensis. But it probably wouldn't hurt to use it as a filler.
If you mean that there is some pine shavings mixed in the dung, that should be fine. Just pick out most of it.


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Re: Pine bed shavings in Hpoo [Re: Tmethyl]
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Ask anybody cubes do in fact break down wood products. Straw is wood . Wood pellets are wood. Google it. Horse dung has great capabilities and so do wood stove pellets and a combination of them are good.
Coir is made of wood.

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Re: Pine bed shavings in Hpoo [Re: kingkc]
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Coir is made of Coconut husk not wood...
Cubes consume ligin not cellulose
Straw is grass stalks


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Re: Pine bed shavings in Hpoo [Re: bodhisatta]
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:facepalm:

I didn't see this post from King..

More bad information.

But this is funny.

kingkc said:
Wood pellets are wood.



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Re: Pine bed shavings in Hpoo [Re: Tmethyl]
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The picking out is not really an option i have over 200 lbs +/-.
I guess i should have clarified this before, this manure will be used primarily for P. Cyan. not Cube. I guess i do a few trials see how it goes, otherwise ill just have to till it in to the ground.  Really is a shame if it goes to waste, i have read that this firefang manure is the best stuff to use.


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Re: Pine bed shavings in Hpoo [Re: Tmethyl]
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Tmethyl said:
P.cubensis is not a wood-consuming species, so it would do little more than hold a little moisture.
The pine shavings need to be properly leeched as well, because pine sap can be anti-fungal.

I would never recommend pine or any wood for P.cubensis. But it probably wouldn't hurt to use it as a filler.
If you mean that there is some pine shavings mixed in the dung, that should be fine. Just pick out most of it.



Yea it was a bedding for the horses.

On a side note, based upon numerous variable wood contains on average 25% lignin and 45% cellulose.


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Edited by Inspir3 (08/30/17 07:22 AM)

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