Dusty Dope?
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maximum
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Im sure , its left over dust from the Straw I had down there.
yup.. you take care of your plant like a baby its whole life, and you should do so the same even after its chopped, keep a nice clean sterile environment, i know i wouldnt want to smoke a bowl of dust ewwwww
maximum
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yea exactly. So how do I get the dust off my dope. I know how to get it off my room.
maximum
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ok. can I sick if I vape it?good question .. never ran into that problem.. blow it off with a hard blowing fan?? i guess I would try that y not .. what the hell
USMC
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How much dust are we talkin about here.. LoL
Would it be possible to to LIGHTLY tap it against one of the sticky lint rollers? Try not to pull of that many trichomes and or bu material. I think if youd take the time with this idea it would work. But then again, how much dust are we talking about here. Tell ya what, send me some so I can try it and make sure its fine for inhalation for you.
Would it be possible to to LIGHTLY tap it against one of the sticky lint rollers? Try not to pull of that many trichomes and or bu material. I think if youd take the time with this idea it would work. But then again, how much dust are we talking about here. Tell ya what, send me some so I can try it and make sure its fine for inhalation for you.
maximum
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well my dope is now grey.How much dust are we talkin about here.. LoL
Would it be possible to to LIGHTLY tap it against one of the sticky lint rollers? Try not to pull of that many trichomes and or bu material. I think if youd take the time with this idea it would work. But then again, how much dust are we talking about here. Tell ya what, send me some so I can try it and make sure its fine for inhalation for you.
johnman2880
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THATS DRUG ABUSE SIR!!! never let your hard work and efforts get dirty.the best thing I could think of is rubbing it lightly with paper towels.
steven7685
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i wouldn't smoke that shit!!!
i get pissed when i catch a dog or car hair on my buds and i can successfully pluck those off!
mold, dust, hair, or any other contaminates to me make your medicine useless and un-smoke able.
you could probably make hash with hairy buds, but i wouldn't put my body (or any one else's) at risk of smoking potential moldy or dusty buds or hash... PERIOD...
do what you will... obviously i STRONGLY advise against it!
i get pissed when i catch a dog or car hair on my buds and i can successfully pluck those off!
mold, dust, hair, or any other contaminates to me make your medicine useless and un-smoke able.
you could probably make hash with hairy buds, but i wouldn't put my body (or any one else's) at risk of smoking potential moldy or dusty buds or hash... PERIOD...
do what you will... obviously i STRONGLY advise against it!
steven7685
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i wouldnt suggest it.... but this was taken from Ed Rosenthal's book...
Dust
"Dust" is actually composed of many different-sized solid and liquid particles which float in the gaseous soup. The particles include organic fibers, hair, other animal and vegetable particles, bacteria, viruses, smoke and odoriferous liquid particles such as essential oils, and water-soluble condensates. Virtually all of the particles have a positive electrical charge, which means that they are missing an electron, and they float (due to electrical charge) through various passing gases. The dust content of the air affects the efficiency of the plant's ability to photosynthesize. Although floating dust may block a small amount of light, dust which has precipitated on leaves may block large amounts. Furthermore, the dust clogs the pores through which plants transpire. Dust can easily be washedoff leaves using a fine mist spray. Water must be prevented from touching and shattering the hot glass of the lights.
GL
Dust
"Dust" is actually composed of many different-sized solid and liquid particles which float in the gaseous soup. The particles include organic fibers, hair, other animal and vegetable particles, bacteria, viruses, smoke and odoriferous liquid particles such as essential oils, and water-soluble condensates. Virtually all of the particles have a positive electrical charge, which means that they are missing an electron, and they float (due to electrical charge) through various passing gases. The dust content of the air affects the efficiency of the plant's ability to photosynthesize. Although floating dust may block a small amount of light, dust which has precipitated on leaves may block large amounts. Furthermore, the dust clogs the pores through which plants transpire. Dust can easily be washedoff leaves using a fine mist spray. Water must be prevented from touching and shattering the hot glass of the lights.
GL
WeedFreak78
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What was the straw for? Animals? Water problems? Growing? depending on if it is to be considered "clean straw" or not depends on what to do.
If the straw could be contaminated with animal wastes,mold/mildew/fugus,etc I'd consider making an extract with it or just get rid of it.
If its "clean straw" I'd just blow it off... seriously unless there is a SOLID layer of dust I wouldn't worry about it. Do you realize how much of it you breath/ingest on a daily basis? Granted it's not being combusted as you breath it,which tends to realease many of the bad chemicals, but yeah... I'd blow it off and smoke it.
If the straw could be contaminated with animal wastes,mold/mildew/fugus,etc I'd consider making an extract with it or just get rid of it.
If its "clean straw" I'd just blow it off... seriously unless there is a SOLID layer of dust I wouldn't worry about it. Do you realize how much of it you breath/ingest on a daily basis? Granted it's not being combusted as you breath it,which tends to realease many of the bad chemicals, but yeah... I'd blow it off and smoke it.
elnene
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haha yeah just check out your nosetrails it should be full of it ! damn germophobes hgaha
