Yesterday, my hen(or hens) started laying. To make their laying box better, I was wondering if dried lemongrass would attract them or
repel them. Help?
repel them. Help?
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I don't think they would care either way. They need a good thick bedding and some fake eggs to show them it is safe. They also don't like change. I might wonder if the lemon grass flavor might seep into the eggs as the hens body heat might moistens them back up a bit while sitting in the nest, though I have read posts of people putting different herbs in the nestboxes for various reasons so maybe I'm wrong.
Well, I'm sure the new nesting material is only coincidental to the laying.Well, I tried it out and they like it! 2 first eggs today, one old one layed for the first time this year. We have wayyyyy too much lemon grass. Any other ideas for things to spice up their laying boxes?!?!?
I love lemon grass in the chooks bedding it also suppose to stop mites.Well, I tried it out and they like it! 2 first eggs today, one old one layed for the first time this year. We have wayyyyy too much lemon grass. Any other ideas for things to spice up their laying boxes?!?!?