I'm gonna grow some lady's this year outdoors for my 3rd straight year. I'm Probably gonna do Acapulco Gold and a few other photo strains. Question is what is the ratio of manure to soil. The manure will be aged 1 year and it's organic manure. I don't want to burn my lady's up. Any help will be great thanks.
I do composted chicken manure at a 1 pound coffee can to 1 cubic foot of soil. I reammend with the same amount at every plant change. Works out to 4 times a year. Horse isn't as hot so you can likely use more but i'd test on a non critical plant before i got to heavy handed. BNW
stick with 1/3rds and you cant go wrong, make sure you got it busted up as good as you can and 1/3 rd soil , compost perlite , wood chips some kind of air. both horse and cow manure doesnt hydrate well in chunks , if you bust it up to same texture as soil , that is ideal , even still dont let it dry out when your growing, shit hahahah is heck to get re hydrated
What they said. ^^^ My mom always used cow manure from her sister's cattle farm. Dried-out manure is best. If you use the freshly dumped variety, that will kill your plants. Most Amish farmers I know don't put more than the first rail in a split-rail fence, going from the bottom up. Even the Amish have their limits.
