I have a pet bunny and have been using the accident poop on the

>>1001236
OP here, the bedding is paper based if that help.

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Idk but maybe you could rinse it out?

Why do you worry about the urine so much? Is perfect as fertilizer.

>>1001295
The urine could kill the plant and too salty for worm.

>>1001388
Rinse it in DDT.

>>1001388

I have a go to pissing spot when I'm working outside, and the grass is darker, fuller, and grows faster in that spot. I've been pissing there for years and have yet to encounter a salinity problem with the soil. You should probably take your rabbit to the vet if it's pissing so much salt.

>>1001388
That's not true at all. It's the urine that has the organic nitrogen in it that plants need.

>>1001527
Fucking liar, plants crave 'lectrolytes!

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In small amounts spread out rabbit piss is good for plants, However it has the same problem as chicken shit, Meaning in large doses the excess nitrogen will "burn" the plants, This is why you let chicken shit age and dilute before using it.

>>1001236
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>>999083

Never use "hot" manure on your plants. It needs to be composted first. Otherwise, it can make you sick (eating the veggies) or the plants sick (plant pathogens, root burn from too much fertilizer, and thermal burn from bio-activity). Urine on the other hand just needs diluted and you can use it right away as a fertilizer.

For you, just compost everything together then spread it on your garden.

>>1001640
Bunny is consider cold manire though.

>>1001527
>>1001612
just remember to maintain the pH level so that it is optimum for plant growth.
I have a patch like >>1001523, and I rotate the soil for certain batches of compost.