pigeon poop???
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RollMeOne420
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lol i wouldnt know because where i live i rarely see a pigeon and sounds like a hassle to follow it all day and wait for it too poop so i can scoop it up
massah
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hahaha...i wonder if he has carrier pigeons or something...or scrape it off a roof?
RollMeOne420
Active Member
XD dam sounds like a shit job for how much trouble your going to go for, i would rather just take a dump on my own plant and use thathahaha...i wonder if he has carrier pigeons or something...or scrape it off a roof?
massah
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http://www.marijuanafertilizers.com/manures.html
That has a section on pigeon poop...don't really know how you'd use it in a coco grow though...and again..it has to be old poop...not fresh...and fuck is it going to stink
That has a section on pigeon poop...don't really know how you'd use it in a coco grow though...and again..it has to be old poop...not fresh...and fuck is it going to stink
Gastanker
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Pigeon poop is great once it's cured - wars have been fought over it. You wouldn't want to use fresh stuff though.
I would not use this in a coco grow. You want premineralized liquid fertilizers - there is nothing organic in a coco grow to break down the guano into an available nutrient form.
I would not use this in a coco grow. You want premineralized liquid fertilizers - there is nothing organic in a coco grow to break down the guano into an available nutrient form.
Dirty Harry
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When handling pigeon poop, always wear a dust mask. There are things in pigeon poop than can really mess up the human body, especially if inhaled as a dust. I own pigeons and won't get into the scientific medical terms, but their droppings can be a health hazard.
My Dr. knows I own pigeons so if I ever get something strange, he has a heads up about the pigeons.
I would recommend wearing a dust mask when handling any animal waste that will be used for fertilizer. A paper mask, 99 cents. A doctor visit, $100+.
My Dr. knows I own pigeons so if I ever get something strange, he has a heads up about the pigeons.
I would recommend wearing a dust mask when handling any animal waste that will be used for fertilizer. A paper mask, 99 cents. A doctor visit, $100+.
doc111
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It's called Histoplasmosis and it's serious shit! Safety first folks.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Histoplasmosis
Nullis
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Unless you housed, fed and cared personally for the pigeons whose poop you planned on harvesting (domesticated), or knew a lot about their feeding habits, I would not use the stuff for indoor gardening. Pigeons that live in urban areas are scavengers; they've likely been feeding on stale bread, spoiled fast food and perhaps a few berries here and there.
