This is the smartest way to deal with it, especially for organic growers. I have seen correspondence from HC stating that mixing up ground material with soil and water and then composting it or putting it to the curb is 100% acceptable. In their eyes, once you grind it up, mix it with soil or kitty litter, and add water, the material is deemed "useless" in that form.
I've never owned a cat, so couldn't tell you what the cost would be on that front. HC recommend kitty litter as an option to mask the smell. If you are composting, I am sure mixing ground material with soil, manure, etc and adding it to the compost pile would be just fine....especially if your composter is located in a secured area on-site. I am sure there are also other allowable curb-side methods not involving kitty litter.....as long as you are meeting the requirements for the plant material rendered useless, and the smell is dealt with, it should be fine.
What are the cannabinoid profiles of tweeds 4 strains. There is nothing about it on their website. Really proud of their fine work. I heard there was something on the site and now its gone. Please post the THC% and strain names please.
And you've been dealing with the government for how long? Bad faith is their middle name!
Sadly, I know this all too well. The scary thing is, based on my professional experience, HC is nowhere near the worst of the lot.
That is what I said from day one. Two greenleaf brands were never gonna work in the MMPR and greenleaf medicinals is waiting with its application to become an LP.
When I was talking to them...I pointed out the problems they had with their name. Why they would pick that name is beyond me. At the time they said they were aware of the issues, and due to costs involved would stick it out. Then came the recall. No choice now but to rename.
To quote The League, "forever unclean!!!!!"
