Harvest & Curing Waste Disposal

[opi8250]

Get a pet rabbit, they will eat just about anything that is green... Ive got a big firepit in my back yard, considered throwin it all on there, can you imagine the smell, haha. Cops in the next county would come running!

Dude, one time I had 5 baby rabbits.

One day they got into my grow roo and ate my clones.

The next day, their eyes were red. I thought it was funny.

Day after that, all 5 were dead.

The all knowing internet told me afterwards that marijuana is quite toxic for rabbits.

Poor bunnies.

 

[jackmc]

How about a Guinea Pig?

I take then off my property to dispose of the waste.

Sorry about your rabbits.

 

[opi8250]

How about a Guinea Pig?

I take then off my property to dispose of the waste.

Sorry about your rabbits.

Meh.. no worries.

Ive bloody well hated rabbits ever since... they ate A LOT of clones.

 

[JAYAR]

My first outdoor grow attempt my dog ate my 3 plants stems and all.... lol They were a month old too he really loved their taste.

 

[puffman420]

put all your leaf material in an esky, add some dry ice, shake for a minute, and your left with a green powder that can be added to water and used for watering your outside garden.

Never tried this just heard of the idea

good luck

 

[Cookiefan00]

If Guinea pigs eat some particular leaves it is like eating poison. I know if they eat tomato leaves it says it is poison. So if you were going to feed any animals any kind of leaves you better check if that leaf matter is going to poison them, and you should never let any kind of animal near your plants weather it be a Ganja plan or a tomato plant. Thats why there are preventatives for those types of critters use fencing or cage them properly. Please respect the lives of all living things on this beautiful earth. Peace, respect, and love everything. I love me some guinea pigs thats why the movie called G-Force was made. They come from South America (Peru also the Andes Mountains) I watched man on TV rub a guinea pig across his body to be spiritually blessed. I guess it was their culture.

 

[Cookiefan00]

I would just bury the wasted or unwanted just like what was once said give it back to nature put them in your B.B.Q. pit and smoke your favorite foods. If you worry about neighbors smelling ganja then bury the unwanted plant matter, or use those leaves to roll a fattie or make some sort of tea to drink and enjoy.

 

[Grateful Zach]

This is partially why I have a raised bed garden.. I dump my old soil in when I'm done with the grow and usually cut up veg matter and throw it in a hole. Make a small hole the day before you harvest, dump veg material in, cover with old soil. When we sell this house, the new owners will inherit a sweet garden full of primo soil and perlite! Plenty of big worms live in there as well.. weird how every year my veggie garden seems to improve. I work night shift so middle of the night trips to dump soil is no big deal, I keep some straw in there as well.. you can use straw to cover fresh soil until it dries.