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Introducing... Rumi Rabbit!
Introducing... Rumi Rabbit!
A curious and good-natured Holland Lop that loves exploring gardens and corridors, munching on mint, prolonged head rubs and lazy afternoon naps. She may appear shy at first, but doesn't mind being a lap rabbit, especially if you have vegetables with you!
She Creates a lot of Poop!
She Creates a lot of Poop!
Rabbits are herbivores, so they consume plants and produce lots of poop/pallets/droppings/s**t that are made up of largely undigested plant material. These pallets are round, dry, and hard, and are plentiful. The average bunny produces 200 or so of these a day!
Using Poop as Plant Fertilizer!
Using Poop as Plant Fertilizer!
She poops a lot each day, so rather than throwing it out, we decided to use her manure on our plants, with positive results. We've done our research and experiments and are now excited about making this 'gold' available to other avid gardeners!
Why Rabbit Poop as Fertilizer?
Why Rabbit Poop as Fertilizer?
- Dry and odourless, these pellets are suitable for direct use in the garden.
- Will not burn plants when applied without composting
- Rich in Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium
- All natural, unlike most commercial chemical fertilisers
- Clean, dried and easy to handle
- Soaking a small amount of rabbit poop in a large amount of water makes 'rabbit tea', another great and easy way to fertilise your plants
What you can Do?
What you can Do?
Buy Rumi Some Food!
Buy Rumi Some Food!
Rumi loves hay, pallets and fresh vegetables! Your contributions will ensure that she will continue to be vibrant, healthy and happy, and to continuously produce high quality poop!
Buy Rabbit Pallet Fertilizer
Buy Rabbit Pallet Fertilizer
We collect, sun bake and bottle her pallets in easy to use bottles. Just add some of it into your garden, planters and pots, and they will serve as slow release fertilizer that your plants will love!
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