I have an apple and a plum tree. Some apples and plums fall down . Can I use these apples and plums and mix with soil to make manure .?
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2016-07-06 8:48 pm
No. Manure is poop, and rotten fruit is not the same as poop.
What you CAN do is make compost. Mix the fruit you can't or don't want to eat along with stuff like vegetable scraps from your dinners, grass clippings, mulched-up leaves, and any other plant-based refuse you generate. Eventually, the mold and bacteria will do their job and turn all that crap into rich compost for your garden or flower beds.
http://www.motherearthnews.com/organic-gardening/gardening-techniques/how-to-make-compost-zm0z12onzsor.aspx
What you CAN do is make compost. Mix the fruit you can't or don't want to eat along with stuff like vegetable scraps from your dinners, grass clippings, mulched-up leaves, and any other plant-based refuse you generate. Eventually, the mold and bacteria will do their job and turn all that crap into rich compost for your garden or flower beds.
http://www.motherearthnews.com/organic-gardening/gardening-techniques/how-to-make-compost-zm0z12onzsor.aspx
2016-07-06 8:48 pm
You put the uneaten fruit on your compost pile, and use it for fertilizer when it's ready.
2016-07-07 3:56 am
No! Manure is poop, usually from cows or horses but, if you let the fruit rot and then mix the rotten fruit the soil it will enrich the soil. I have had fruit trees all my life and that always works (it also works for other plants). I hope my information was helpful!
2016-07-10 12:27 am
Yeah, just start a compost pile and add the fallen fruit. I've found that leaving plums on the ground around the tree will start a bunch of small seedlings that can become quite a nuisance.
2016-07-08 8:51 am
fruits are not good fertilizers ,cause they have level of the sugar and acidity that it cause a poisonous fangs grown when they contact with nitrogen in the soil .
2016-07-08 5:13 am
It is best to spread dropped fruit on the ground in a place you want worms. As the fruit rots & soaks in it leaves sugar in the soil. Draws worms to the sugar. Nothing better than worm casings for rich soil.
2016-07-07 11:34 pm
Eat first, then it will turn to manure.
2016-07-07 10:31 pm
I don't know what happened to the fallen fruits about your fruit trees and would advise you to make compost which usually consist of recycle organic waste; e.g. garden trash, kitchen waste, animal litter, lawn clippings, leaves, dead plants, or chopped up clippings or pruned material (avoid adding any diseased material) will be beneficial to the plant's growth by added to the soil. By the way, you mention about manure which usually consist of animal droppings etc.
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2016-07-07 12:57 am
This is not a good place to learn about such things. Go to gardensalive.com and look at questions A to Z.
2016-07-07 12:20 am
After the fruit has touched the floor and fell off the tree it is no longer edible, there is a reason it fell off afterall @Biff
But if you do that it will not be manure. But you can as someone else said add it into compost, and once it composts (a week or 2) you can add it to soil, and it will be enriched with more nutrients. That sounds like a good idea, so it's not going to waste. Good luck!
But if you do that it will not be manure. But you can as someone else said add it into compost, and once it composts (a week or 2) you can add it to soil, and it will be enriched with more nutrients. That sounds like a good idea, so it's not going to waste. Good luck!
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