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Plant Waste Disposal

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Grinder

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I am wondering how you all deal with clippings and plant waste. I do trimming and defoliation and end up with a significant amount of plant waste. I typically save up some cardboard boxes and yard waste and burn it all together but I always fear the smell being pumped out. How do you all dispose of the plant material?
 
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If they are healthy, I feed them to my earthworms, if questionable, I usually burn. Not to worried about smell, since my fires usually contain much stronger smells. I do live in a legal state though. Well sealed trash bag is probably the safest.
The young healthy leaves are great for juicing, and possibly do more from a medical perspective then bud or extracts, as far as CBD goes, also a superfood.
There is a limit on how much I can make myself eat before I start feeling like Chong ,parked on the sidewalk though.....
 
Chop them down while still fresh. Let dry and store for a rainy day. Lots of cannabinoids in those leafs. I regularly vape fan leaves with great results
 
You know, the best use of leftovers I ever experienced, was a year or two ago, for my birthday. My dad gave me a pipe he made out of the base of a stalk, big AK plant.
The thing filled your hand, definitely a party bowl! Bet a main lined plant would work great for that.....
 
For indoor grows at home I chop them up with garden shears and bury in the vegetable garden. If its an outdoor guerrilla grown plant I move it a couple hundred yards from grow spot, chop it up with a hoe, and work it into the leaf litter. I live in a Gestapo state and need to be pretty careful though.
 
I save all of the trimmings and small stems and make DIH out of them, bake it and cap it! Wonderful, "waste not, want not!"
Oh, The leftover leftovers, I spread in the back yard to decompose (return to the Mother earth, so to speak)
 
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