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 LeftyBurnz
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#4335708 - 06/25/05 01:37 PM (12 years, 3 months ago) |
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i was wondering, my mom has a chicken coop, would i be able to utilize all that poo or do actives not like chicken shit? i was thinking i could maybe use it to setup an outside patch??
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peon
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chicken poo is too hot, (nitrogen). more than likely will burn the hell out of the myc and you will end up with nothing. good luck
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LeftyBurnz
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hmmm..... does anyone know if theres anything i could make a good mixture with chicken poo? maybe some potting soil or horse poo, calcium carbonate? i think it would be a shame to let it all go to waste, right now she just dumps it over the fence into the woods.
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peon
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i would say let her continue to do that and for you to get some h poo if you want to have some luck. not sure of any teks where anyone has used chicken shit in a substrate, i very well could be wrong but i don't think so. myc doesn't like a lot of nitrogen in my understanding. so pass on it and get to the h poo.
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 scatmanrav
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You can add it to horse poo, not sure how good itll do, but only put in a small amount 5-30%..horse poo should be 60-80% of your substrate though. I add worm castings to my poo, also high in N..but small amounts( around 15% maybe, varies slightly, no measuring).
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LeftyBurnz
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thanx, well i guess ill try it out and let you guys know what happens.
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LeftyBurnz
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do you guys have any advice for someone whos trying to start a "mini field" under an oak tree?? so far ive collected about 20lbs of cow shit(that all had a few mushies growing in them when i found it) and i spread it all under a big well shaded tree, and i also make sure its well misted every day after work, it never dries out, it looks just like in the fields, any advice?
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thremix
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yah I have some advice for someone whos trying to start a "mini field" under an oak tree. Don't youse chicken shit.
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Re: chicken poo [Re: thremix]
#4336045 - 06/25/05 03:19 PM (12 years, 3 months ago) |
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lol..
I don't have any advice on the mini feild but I will say that in order to use that chicken poo you gotta compost it very well if yu're going to use it. At least a year. More is better. You can add the poo to your compsot pile or compost it by itself. Then add the composted manure to your horse poo and/or straw. I'd use very little like 5 to 10 % max the first time around. It is very high in nutrients but if used too much it can be too high and will burn the mycelium. good luck.
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thremix
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yah ^^ what he said, OR just order a bag of hores poop. Not hard not hard at all.
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LeftyBurnz
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thanx for the info, and no i wasnt using chicken poo, its cow poo.
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LeftyBurnz
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i already have the poo under the tree i was asking if theres anything else i can do to insure that it works?
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Re: chicken poo [Re: thremix]
#4336077 - 06/25/05 03:27 PM (12 years, 3 months ago) |
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Instead of ordering horse poo, call up a local stable, they will give you all the shit you need. I did buy some pre past. tenn stud poo the first time to get a feel on what the consistency needs to be, and happy i did it.
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ThumpaCap
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sprinkle hay on the cow shit and kinda mix it in. around here they like to grow around hay piles that cows shit around.
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LeftyBurnz
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Re: chicken poo [Re: ThumpaCap]
#4336155 - 06/25/05 03:59 PM (12 years, 3 months ago) |
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ill try that out.
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PADDOHEAD
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Ive used chickenpoo in my last grow, did ok, nice yield and no problems.
I used the straw from my chicken 'house' and the poo dumped it in a bucket and let it work for 2 days. Drained the liquid and most of the solids (good for tomato  . then used this straw in a mix with horsepoo (40 straw/60 hpoo).
4-5 liter substrate yielded almost a pound.
Like others said fresh chickenpoo is hot and high in nutrients compared with horsepoo, about double in N, more in P en K.
Think it has better use in the garden...
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