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stable manure and cabbage plants.

amandstu · 2012-08-23 16:23:24

For over 20 years I have been keeping these completely separate -only using ground that had been manured at least 1 year previously- as that is what I remember the books saying. However , this year I have a surplus of very well rotted stable manure ( over a year) and I am tempted to use it for the cabbage plants I am soon…

23-08-2012 04:23PM

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For over 20 years I have been keeping these completely separate -only using ground that had been manured at least 1 year previously- as that is what I remember the books saying.

However , this year I have a surplus of very well rotted stable manure ( over a year) and I am tempted to use it for the cabbage plants I am soon to transplant.

Will that be OK -or am I going to have to add some lime along with it ?

Thanks.

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