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farout
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Registered: 11/12/01
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horse dung tek?

#483272 - 12/07/01 04:12 PM (21 years, 3 months ago)

Ok well i've spent the most part of the day looking throught forums on horse dung and i've learned that opionons are like assholes everybody has one!! I own horses so i have no shortage of dung but i want to know how old or new it has to be? I can get it really fresh or really old and any where in between. does it have a certain ph balance at a certain age or dryness? I currently have verm/perilitle/brownrice/and dung can someone suggest a tek useing these materails. If i grew dung cakes and mixed with ?? could i case with dung also?
I know theres lots of questions but i can't seem to find a straight answer to any of this. i would ask the newbe mush cult forum but i'm sure most people wouldn't know any of this. No offence their just new and u guys aren't. i'm sick of 1000 different opions I want some real info > Thanks in advance.

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DinoMyc
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Registered: 11/13/99
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Re: horse dung tek?

[Re: farout]
#483999 - 12/08/01 11:35 AM (21 years, 3 months ago)

I have not used horse dung, however general concensus last time this was discussed seemed to be aged (dry) then mixed with a loosener such as vermiculite then hydrated.
Additional ingredients such as wheatgrass straw or plain straw are sometimes added, depending on the strain/species.
Please let me know how this turnes out for you, I live near a farm and can get horse dung for free.
much luck.

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