When do I use this manure and when don't I?

[gardening_gal]

Just got some bags of Westland Gro-Sure Organic Farmyard Manure cheap.

All of my veg growing is done in containers and pots.

I have the following young plants ready to go into their final pots sometime soon.

Which plants are best with manure added to their pots and which aren't? I have no clue which plants do well with manure and which don't.

Cucumbers
Courgettes
Tomatoes
Peppers
Peas
Beans

Also, do I layer it with the compost or mix it through together? If it's layered, does it go top or bottom of the pot?

Thank you.

[gardening_gal]

I'll be surprised if no-one here is able to advise me on this, so what's up? I got BO? I've overstayed my welcome? I've upset someone? You just can't be bothered replying? What?

[Bren In Pots]

Gardening girl I didn't reply because I've never bought the product so instead I've found this google link :-

Improving your Soil | Gardening Advice, Tips, Growing Media, Compost, Westland Horticulture

hope it helps.

[Scarlet]

I've never bought it either and it's not often I grow in pots. Potty's your man!
Though I'd probably just use it to top dress the pots if it was me...

[gardening_gal]

Aw, thank you.

I was really just after a general manure & plant & pot type advice rather than specifically about this product. I only listed it in case people asked me what type of manure I was using. I didn't realise it might read as if I was asking about that product in particular although now that I re-read, I do say the word 'this' in the title and it does read like that.

Sorry. My brain must have been in a different gear from my fingers when I wrote that.

Thanks for replying, I don't feel so lonely now.

[Rocketron]

As far as I'm aware it's only carrots and parsnips that don't benefit from manure.
I would mix it in rather than layers.

[Chippy Minton]

I reckon all of those will like it, courgettes will love it, mix it in