[mdjlucan]

i wont to plant a rhubarb wot compost will be o k iv got lots off musroom compost will that be o k or not thanks

[arugula]

You can compost any rhubarb leaves as you wouldn't want to eat them anyway.

[Yorkie]

I think you're asking about what compost to use to plant the rhubarb in?

If it is going to be in a pot permanently, make sure it's a very big pot and use John Innes Number 3.  Don't use multi-purpose or mushroom compost as they will run out of nutrients in a few weeks, which is no good if the plant will be in the pot forever.

If it's just for a temporary solution, you could use compost but I'm not sure about mushroom compost.  It's quite alkaline and I'm not sure whether rhubarb likes that.

[arugula]

Reading the question again, I think misunderstood the question. Apologies! Rhubarb is best planted initally with a good amount of organic matter in the hole. Mushroom compost is a good organic matter.

[mdjlucan]

so mushroom will be o k im putting it in to the grand not a pot

[arugula]

Yes, dig your hole and add plenty of your organic matter, in your case mushroom compost.

[mdjlucan]

thanks