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Turkey compost soil?
Is this safe to use in my potted bananas for the winter in the greenhouse?
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Re: Turkey compost soil?
So is this Turkey Poo compost? If so I say fowl up your day.. :^)
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Re: Turkey compost soil?
Yeah,it's like the stuff that's removed from there living area. It has pieces of wood chips in it as well. We use it at work to mix in the soil for flowers.
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Re: Turkey compost soil?
I've used It in my back yard. If you have a dog, watch out, he'll go insane with joy. That stuff is potent (stinky!)
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Re: Turkey compost soil?
It's not soil until it contains some sand and small gravels.
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Re: Turkey compost soil?
I ended up just getting the topsoil instead,not really much different looking.But pretty sure thats what it is. Thanks.
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Re: Turkey compost soil?
I use only sterilized chicken litter from Purdue. Manufactured as Microstart 60. My local AG supply adds Kytacin and Yucca. Stinks great, works great.
In a green house environment I would not use unsterilized turkey poop on my own stuff. |
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Re: Turkey compost soil?
Is your turkey as pretty as this one?
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