Civil.Dis0bedience
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A have a lot of plant waste fan leaves and stalks. If i bury this outside in my veggie garden will it be beneficial?
Burrying plant waste in yard?
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ultraviolet pirate
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it will create humus- rotting plant material, so yes it will...id be scared about security..goats eating the leftovers are the way to go.
Civil.Dis0bedience
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my backyard is pretty private and with winter comming in noone will be going through the garden. But do you know of a stealthier way to get rid of it?...i dont have any goats around.
mushroom head
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Well id assume by plant waste he means the fan leaves and stalk, not the sugar leaves, which I would make ice hash out of. The stem/stalk and fan leaves which have no very little to no THC on them I just cut them up into tiny pieces and add to compost pile and mix in. Just adds organic matter(humus).
Civil.Dis0bedience
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idk how to compost yet and i've heard its not fun for a beginner to start in with the winter comming. next somewhere is should have one started though.
Spanishfly
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My leaves and stalks - apart from the woody trunk - go in my composter - along with other green and brown plant waste.
Homergrown
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flush the leaves one handful at a time. If dry you can crumble and flush more.
ultraviolet pirate
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thats a good idea too, letting them dry out, like way out. im scared to flush my shitter after i use it lol..you could take and crumble up, and sprinkle over your yard...
Civil.Dis0bedience
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lol thanks for the ideas guys. i think i'll bury it in my yard to get some use out of it.