Oh yes 😃

My seedlings in the window get bunny manure, my allotment plants do too. Its great that it doesn’t have to mature before use. Its also comes very practically pelleted!

yes! They won’t “burn” your plants they way some manures will. I will occasionally just grab a handful of the poops and toss them on top of my potted plants. I don’t really have a great system though or know if that’s the ideal way to do it. I imagine you could also break them up a bit or even bury them. I compost everything else (the bedding and hay from the litter boxes).

I compost the litter outside, in compost bins (warm compost), together with mown grass and leaves, but for my indoors plants, I collect stray poopies and also pick out some from the boxes.

I’ve never worried too much about dosage, I put in perhaps 10-15 per smallish seedling pot. My plants thrive to the point of me soon not having enough window space for them, so I think the method works 😃 (They’ll go outside in mid May when frost risk is over).

Yes. I have for years with both my indoor and outdoor plants. They thrive more than I’ve ever had plants thrive before.

I do what @Bam does. But I also sometimes throw a handful of pellets in some water (roughly a 1/8 ratio, but it’s far from precise) and then just let it sit a couple days in a sunny window and use it to water my plants. I found that worked better for houseplants as the smaller pots the pellets just sort of sit there and don’t break down.

My in-laws have a vegetable garden, and were really happy to let the rabbit out before sewing the new crop. My BF’s previous rabbit had a favourite spot for her droppings, and the raspberry bushes that were planted there grew higher than the fence.

They were less happy about her getting into the vegetable patch after the seeds had sprouted. They forgot to put back one pole of the fence, and she got into the patch with the bean stalks. They were left with a bunch of sticks with some withered bean stalks on them, all neatly cut off at 30 cm above the ground, which is exactly the length of a small Netherland Dwarf standing on her hind legs! 😆

This topic is also interesting for me. Sometimes people want my rabbit’s poop from me, to fertilize. How rabbit poop is used as fertilizer? Are you putting the poop directly into the soil? Is the fertilizer preparation process done before?

We def use bunny poo in our garden and in our indoor plants. I planted some seeds in a pot and it didn’t start growing until I put some bunny poo in the soil.