Then, For The Next Six Days, You Must Add Liquid Fertilizers To The Bale.

Ideally, the straw bale should be composed of wheat. This is to add nitrogen for faster decomposition of the bale.

You Can Dilute And Use The Fertilizers By Mixing A Capful With A Gallon Of Water.

You must dampen the bale with water for the first three days. Water and fertilize the bales.

Alfalfa, Oats, Rye, Or Other Cereals Can Be Considered, If There Is An Absence Of Weed Seed In The Bales.

Check the bale (s) for possible ant infestations prior to purchase. Skip the fertilizer, but continue watering the bales.

Sprinkle 3 Cups Of Organic Fertilizer With Nitrogen On Each Bale And Water It Well, Ensuring The Fertilizer Disappears Inside The Straw Tubes.

Give the bales a good soak, but don’t add any more fertilizer. It is better to use straw, but not hay.