Using alpaca manure for fruit trees and various berries. Is it as good as..??

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Hi all

I have some pear and apple trees arriving tomorrow, along with a variety of different fruit berries (some coming tomorrow, some next week). I might have the chance to source some local alpaca manure, which - from what I've read - has the added bonus of not needing to be rotted down prior to use. The stuff we get will be fresh.

I wondered how good alpaca manure if for fruit trees and berry bushes, and how it compares to the alternatives?

I've got a little bit of homemade compost (veg scraps etc). But not much. So, if the alpaca manure is good to go, I may also buy a few bags of compost to mix with it for the planting. Any recommendations on which type of compost I should use for fruit trees/berries? Any particular brands?

I've also got a bag of root grow and plan to use that....

Exciting times! But all new to me so any advice would be hugely appreciated.

Many thanks

Max
 
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