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did she top off the soil with it? mix it in? because to use it as soil is strange. but if you want to put your seedlings into it, go ahead.  | |||
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 again... straight manure can't be good for MJ plants... would have to burn them.. I would think anyways
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| fresh horse manure is so rich in nutes it will kill your plant. You have to wait awhile ( year is plenty) for you to be able to use it. it makes great soil and if u think its too much *fertilizer* just add a little dirt in and mix it up. you cant go wrong with horse manure.  i have 7 horses
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