Can rabbit poop be used as fertilizer?

Rabbit manure as fertilizer

Rabbit feces can be used as fertilizer, but because they may contain pathogens and pests, they cannot be used directly as fertilizer. Putting them into the soil can make the plants grow more vigorous and strong, and can produce more beautiful flowers, and will not be prone to diseases.

Rabbit feces can be used as fertilizer for flowers. They can be buried in the soil as fertilizer for growing flowers. They are generally suitable for planting camellia, roses, etc., and can achieve good breeding results. Using rabbit feces as fertilizer can also make the soil rich in nutrients for a long time, and the flowering period of flowers will be appropriately extended.

How to make fertilizer from rabbit feces

1. Collection

First, the rabbit feces must be collected together and not thrown around randomly to cause pollution. Then find a sealed container to hold it to avoid odor and affect the environment.

2. Fermentation

By continuously putting rabbit feces into the container, the piled feces will gradually ferment. After about fifteen days, it can basically be used and buried in the soil.

Key points for using rabbit manure fertilizer

1. Deep burial

Rabbit feces will still retain a certain smell after fermentation. In order to avoid the spread of odor, it is recommended to dig a deeper hole in the soil when applying fertilizer and put the fermented rabbit feces in it.

2. Watering

Rabbit feces often have good fertility, but if you are planting plants that do not have high fertilizer requirements, it may be counterproductive. At this time, you need to add some water during the fertilization process to dilute the fertilizer.