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What kind of mites you fighting? Hemp mites?
...snip... I also collect and burn all Cannabis fan leaves (the state requires this anyway).
Dayum! That triggers a scratch 'n sniff memory.I have not figured out much about seed size. My smallest seeds are from a batch from Big Sur that are tiny and deep purple. Those are from a strain that supposedly came from Zacatecas, Mexico and first planted in Big Sur in the 1960s. The so-called Holy Weed. It grows into a really tall purple sativa with skinny leaves that blooms really late. I have grown it but not re-seeded it yet, so I cannot say what the seed size consistency will be. In general I have found that indica seeds and indica-sativa crosses tend to have larger seeds, and sativas tend to be the smallest.
Wait, what? Fan leaves have to be burned in Oregon? Even with rec. grows? They can't be composted?
Not doubting you at all, but have never ever heard or read that. Yikes!
Thx!I burn the fan leaves (and tumbled sugar leaves) because the state requires the destruction of unused trim or weed. I burn it which is ~one~ option where I live. Composting is also allowed, along with several other methods. However, composting allows mites and mite eggs to survive, contributing to the problem. I would rather burn the little fukkers. No mites survive a flaming inferno. Technically I 'compost' the ash after burning it as well for proper "disposal". Why that added step is required is beyond me, but that is what is required. I throw it under my trees here. Its mostly potassium fertilizer at that point.
You can get all the details and options for Oregon disposal methods in the downloadable PDF file: HERE
Dayum! That triggers a scratch 'n sniff memory.
I had some of the local purple weed in Zacatecas, a coupla times, when I passing thru there in the mid-80s. It was unbelievably upper & absolute trip weed. Seeded, too. They locals called "la purpura" if I remember correctly.
Had heard it'd made it to CA, but sorta dismissed as hearsay. But I'm glad to hear it made it there.
Zacatecas was also a remarkably sweet & beautiful town, with some of the old town built in the 16th century.
Hope it still is...Zacatecas, Zacatecas, so nice they had to name it twice.
Thanks for the info...sorry if I shouldn't reprise an ol' post, but I'm still catching up.
I burn the fan leaves (and tumbled sugar leaves) because the state requires the destruction of unused trim or weed. I burn it which is ~one~ option where I live. Composting is also allowed, along with several other methods. However, composting allows mites and mite eggs to survive, contributing to the problem. I would rather burn the little fukkers. No mites survive a flaming inferno. Technically I 'compost' the ash after burning it as well for proper "disposal". Why that added step is required is beyond me, but that is what is required. I throw it under my trees here. Its mostly potassium fertilizer at that point.
You can get all the details and options for Oregon disposal methods in the downloadable PDF file: HERE
Stories like that always make me feel like I grew up in the wrong generation....
Cheers,
Learn something new every day lol, some of the stuff they come up with sometimes (like their 4 plant of any type Rec rule). All my waste ends up in the Yardwaste container the Disposal company carts off each week to turn into mulch or whatever they do with it, though I'm Rec and don't have a lot of stuff generated anyway. My outdoor ones sometimes I mulch myself and sometimes they go into the recycle bin depending on if bug or other issues or how lazy I'm feeling , the soil usually goes out side from the inside ones after the outside done as recycle the soil aeration stuff in it that way and not buying the perlite/other stuff in there.
I am surprised that the state does not have a required process for disposing of roaches, cleaning ash trays and pipe cleaning.
Sorry BigSur...that sucks.So today I was diagnosed with cancer.
Yes, this getting old stuff sucks. The big downside of my generation. But as my ex-ex said, "Consider the alternative?!" They say its the good kind of cancer. I did not know that there was a ~good~ kind of cancer. But that is what they said. Basil cell carcinoma. One look at my skin blotch and the doc said, "Ohhhh, *that* has to come out." So I will have surgery to have it removed. Apparently I also had a bunch of 'pre-cancers' that he froze with liquid nitrogen. So I actually have cancer and pre-cancer. They all hurt now, so its time to smoke some more "medical weed". Like Grape Ape. Yeah...
Oh, and now I have to become a mole. No going outside to play with my plants without gobs of sunscreen, a hat and protective clothing. Apparently living in California does this to people. Both my brothers have had this, so it is no big deal. But being told that I have cancer is well, being told I have cancer. I need another hit... And life rolls on in the dark as a vampire... now a stoned vampire.