OK people the bullshit stops here !

[Gatekeeper777]

Not to mention using fresh manure is a good way to burn plant roots to the point where there's little chance of recovery. Those thinking about doing this should be very careful and not rush into it. It is very easy to mix up a batch way too rich and all you'll get are burned and shriveled up sticks. I highly recommend going very slow and experimenting on a small fraction of the plants while you learn the proper mix and length of "curing time". Yes, manure should be cured before using.

Very right about a month curing time should do it. Thats all the farmers allow for before tilling it under before planting around here.

[VaporDaddy]

...by the permeating and slightly acrid aroma of fresh ungulate feces?

:giveflower:

Would you think I'm wierd if I said yes?:jointsmile:

[Gatekeeper777]

let that shit get hard and crusty. lol

[MedaCynMan72]

Raspect & Peace
How BIG of Cow Chip...Got Photo.....
Big Cow Chip...Med. Cow Chip...Small Cow Chip.....:S2:
PLANT a SEED....WATCH It GROW.....Smoke HerB
One Tamatoe PLANT.....LOTS of RASTA LOVE:rastasmoke: ....oneLove

[stinkyattic]

Would you think I'm wierd if I said yes?

Naw I'd suspect you grew up on a farm and learned about the birds n bees by watching the sheeps humping!

[VaporDaddy]

Watching?

Oh, yeah,...right, watching right.

[stinkyattic]

Watching?

Oh, yeah,...right, watching right.

Oh no don't tell me you were participating?!
Scotland? Backwoods Vermont? Where ya from ya sheep-shagger?

[VaporDaddy]

I'm A Canadian, but the sheep was scotish.

:S5:


How about you, where are you from with your delicate sensibilities?

[stinkyattic]

where are you from with your delicate sensibilities?

New England, of course, home of Puritans and Yankees!

But my ancestors were Scots, via Newfoundland and the Maritimes.

So it's not like you can slip a sheep-shagger by me without my catching on!