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I thought the Christmas tree was getting smaller [emoji848]

He certainly has attitude. He let's you know when something isn't right.

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bunny momma said:
Archie is doing his part to compost the tree. Is it oozing sticky sap?
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Hes turning it into wonderful fertiliser [emoji1787].

No oozing from the tree. The pine flavour is quite strong, so its just getting the odd small piece chewed. The first Christmas I bought one home, the chewed the end of every branch they could reach. [emoji33]

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Hehehe naughty bunny [emoji1787] but loving the 'mine' attitude [emoji173][emoji173]

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Mervinius said:
Hes turning it into wonderful fertiliser [emoji1787].

No oozing from the tree. The pine flavour is quite strong, so its just getting the odd small piece chewed. The first Christmas I bought one home, the chewed the end of every branch they could reach. [emoji33]

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Yes. Bunny poo is the best fertilizer since it does not burn plants even when 'fresh'. Though I do not recommend adding 'fresh' to your houseplants:oops:
I wonder it other evergreens are bunny safe, as I have access to some blue spruce evergreens.
 
bunny momma said:
Yes. Bunny poo is the best fertilizer since it does not burn plants even when 'fresh'. Though I do not recommend adding 'fresh' to your houseplants:oops:
I wonder it other evergreens are bunny safe, as I have access to some blue spruce evergreens.
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Yeah I've not tried it on the houseplants haha. But it is being sprinkled onto my new hedge row.

I'm not sure about other evergreens. I know pine wood is OK for them to chew, some sites said the needles can be a bit too strong for buns. But most said they were OK. It doesn't look tasty to me. [emoji1785]

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a reader of books said:
What a great video. [emoji38] Never knew Christmas trees are bunny snacks. [emoji38]
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I wouldn't give them a traditional Christmas tree. Who knows what they spray on those!

But this is a fresh pine tree cut from a nature reserve. Yummy.

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That's a good point! I wouldn't consider traditional ones to be safe, either.

Was it your intention to share the tree with the bunnies? :lol:
 
a reader of books said:
That's a good point! I wouldn't consider traditional ones to be safe, either.

Was it your intention to share the tree with the bunnies? [emoji38]
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Uhh not really, but I don't might if they do. Hahaha. Its very large, so I won't notice the odd nibble. They are free range buns, so you have to accept that items get sampled.

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Mervinius said:
I wouldn't give them a traditional Christmas tree. Who knows what they spray on those!

But this is a fresh pine tree cut from a nature reserve. Yummy.

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Good point. Not only has it not been sprayed with chemicals, being fresh means the needles are softer.
 
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