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Lhama Manure
    #326110 - 05/26/01 07:02 AM (23 years, 11 months ago)

I am trying to plan ahead and get all my materials ill need for innoculating,and casing before i start.I recently came across someone in my area selling Lhama manure.Does anyone have any opinions on the effectiveness of it/Would it be better than other manures,or is manure manure.Its pretty cheap and the women said it will not burn house plants ect.. like other manures,but couldnt tell me why.Any input on this is appreciated.
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Re: Lhama Manure [Re: IneedHitsPLEASE]
    #326118 - 05/26/01 07:18 AM (23 years, 11 months ago)

Sounds like it's gone through some post-processing to leach of some of the nitrogen. Fungicides may have also been added. The quality of the manure is dependant on what the animal was fed. These are all things to consider.

Best bet is to try a small sample and see if it works.

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