Bunny poop is one of the best natural fertilizers in the world and also happens to be the not-so-secret ingredient of all of our soil mixes. Safe for all plants, animals, people, and essentially scent-free, if your potted plants or garden need fed, look no further!
Instructions:
Add about ½ lb of bunny poop per square foot of garden space, or for a pot that is 12”-14” in diameter. Mix it around in the soil before planting, or in the case of potted plants, prior to transplanting. If your pot is bigger or smaller than 12”-14”, a rough conversion is fine.
If you’re more interested in a quick fertilizing rather than a long-term feeding, we would suggest grinding up or smashing the poops rather than adding them to soil whole. If you choose to do this, we recommend wearing a face mask because the dust it gives off may be irritating to some folks with sensitive breathing.
Bunny poop is one of the best natural fertilizers in the world and also happens to be the not-so-secret ingredient of all of our soil mixes. Safe for all plants, animals, people, and essentially scent-free, if your potted plants or garden need fed, look no further!
Instructions:
Add about ½ lb of bunny poop per square foot of garden space, or for a pot that is 12”-14” in diameter. Mix it around in the soil before planting, or in the case of potted plants, prior to transplanting. If your pot is bigger or smaller than 12”-14”, a rough conversion is fine.
If you’re more interested in a quick fertilizing rather than a long-term feeding, we would suggest grinding up or smashing the poops rather than adding them to soil whole. If you choose to do this, we recommend wearing a face mask because the dust it gives off may be irritating to some folks with sensitive breathing.