Skullman420
Well-Known Member
I see a lot of the ingredients in organic soil recipes contain animal products. So I was thinking how can we build a equal quality soil without hurting any animals. Is there such a thing as a vegan way to a perfect organic soil recipe for cannabis? I don't know. Personally I am not vegan but vegetarian. Anyway - I would like to grow cannabis with the least amount of harm possible to mother earth and the species here.
From an external article:
"Cannabis is a plant. Doesn't that make it vegan by nature? Well, not exactly. Many of the plants we eat are fertilized with animal products. Bone meal, fish hydrolase, and blood meal are all common organic fertilizers. As their names suggest, all of these products contain animal materials.
Adding animal materials to your plants is a quick way to get a huge nutrient boost. Unfortunately, this means that the plants you're smoking still rely on animal agriculture. Bad news if you're an environmental or ethical herbivore"
Anyone have any thought about this?
From an external article:
"Cannabis is a plant. Doesn't that make it vegan by nature? Well, not exactly. Many of the plants we eat are fertilized with animal products. Bone meal, fish hydrolase, and blood meal are all common organic fertilizers. As their names suggest, all of these products contain animal materials.
Adding animal materials to your plants is a quick way to get a huge nutrient boost. Unfortunately, this means that the plants you're smoking still rely on animal agriculture. Bad news if you're an environmental or ethical herbivore"
Anyone have any thought about this?
