Potting compost error

Hi, I planted some crocus in a pot on the weekend (with the intention of pushing some tulips in next month and then topping with black mondo grass and some pansies). I've been using some potting compost that the previous owner left behind. It run out so I grabbed another sack he'd left open. Then spotted it was manure! After finishing next month I'll end up with roughly the middle third being manure, rest potting compost. Will I get amazing blooms or will it be too much?
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In theory, tulips can get diseased if planted too early.
However, when planting up a tub it is best to plant the whole thing at once in September/October. The risk of problems with the tulips is not very high.
Thanks. Will sort it this weekend.
I'll use the potting compost / manure under an acer that I STILL haven't got round to planting. Better hurry up.
If anyone wants to write an essay on soil/ compost / grit/ manure and how and when to use, that'd be lovely. Perhaps a feature for the magazine soon???? (although as a new reader prob my luck if it's only recently appeared)