Safe Discreet way to dispose of plant leftovers?

Geronimo420

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I give em to the goats they even eat the stems, of course if you're not a farmer it could be problematic
 

george xxx

Active Member
Fine chop with Cuisinart and Flush :!: Flush :!: Flush :!:
Dam thing ain't worth a fuck for food processing but it does a great job on weed scraps.
 

bde0001

New Member
Or you can just bury it. and if it germinates by accident...well u mow ur lawn about 1-2 times a week right?
 

polyarcturus

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very simple, if you do organics even simpler since you can just add some AACT to get it composting faster.

but all you need is a pair of scisors and a continer large enough to hold all your shit, i use a small plastic coffe can, i chop up everything to small bits so it will disolve into much faster. cut a hole in the lid so you organisms can breath, i put a layer of fabric arcoss so it doesnt harbor bug or if it does its hard to get out.

then just put the trim in there add some EWC or AACt and give it a months once you got some mush keep a small amount around after you empty it out (down the toilet, when it done it will be a black mush easy to flush) to keep the biology alive and then it will only take a week from then on.
 

dimebong

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through them in the bush, or toss a couple plastic bags on the side of the road. An old lady walking by isn't going to have a heart attack because she found some leaves and stems.
 

georgyboy

Active Member
I have a large outdoor compost bin and a small indoor vermicompost bin. I throw all the leaves I collect from my garden into the vermicompost and let the worms catch a buzz. I chop up the stems and break up the root mass and I bury them at the bottom of my compost bin at night when no one can tell what I'm really doing. I don't put the leaves in the outdoor compost because I would hate for one to resurface after I give it a good mix, and then blow into my neighbors yard or something. This method is safe and environmentally friendly. Flushing that shit down the toilet might clog it up. You want a plumber pulling you weed stems out of your pipes? If you don't compost, and I'm guessing you don't or you would have naturally thrown your plants in there, cut it, shred it, grind it, to a point that it is unrecognizable and throw it in someones dumpster down the street. Don't bury it if digging a hole is an odd thing to do where you are.
 

ctwalrus

Active Member
litter them in a spot without anyone watching.. no bags.. just stems and leaves and the whole plant. minus the nugs of course
no one is pulling a print from a stem.. and no one is calling the cops cuz they saw you dump plants, just make it look nonchalant
 

Vindicated

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I grow outdoors in a raised bed which I divid into square feet. What works for me is dedicating one square foot of soil inside my raised bed to be my composting area. I simply dig a small hole, fill it with all the dead leaves, then bury it. The following year I grow something else (it can be anything) in that spot while picking a new sq ft block for my new compost area. I think this helps me compost and rotate crops, without really putting any extra energy into it.
 
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