POT (as fertilizer)

Can you use any part of leftover pot plant material (including ash) as a fertilizer of any sort? Thanks for any help

I use the trim and leftovers after harvest, that of course being what I didnt use for making hash of course, as part of my compost mix. It beats the shit out of throwing them in the trash or chancing someone snoopin

Compost it, any plant material is great compost. Just avoid meats(attracts maggots, disease, etc, just a really bad idea). Egg shells are fine. Banana peels, apple cores, stems, big fan leaves.

I sometimes eat the leaves(especially males), good source of fiber, and I've grown to quite enjoy the taste. Cooked or raw, MJ makes for good eats.

really??? How do you prepare them cooked is it like youd cook spinach or....

you could put flower on them and make an egg wash and pan fry lol mmmm fried pot

Compost 'em. use the compost to feed next years outdoor crop.

I'd be worried that the ASHES would change the PH to much. If i remember correctly ash is quit acidic. Anyone care to elaborate?????

deiseldawg said:

really??? How do you prepare them cooked is it like youd cook spinach or....

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Put a couple tablespoons of olive oil in a pan, saute them for around 5 minutes(usually added after the other vegetables, which I saute for about 10 minutes, so add them half way). I usually include them with some broccoli, bell peppers, onion, garlic, etc(asparagus, carrot, cauliflower, etc.). Delicious stir fry. The marijuana adds a distinct flavor, which I quite enjoy.

You won't get high, but it's yummy.

Good ideas, I'm not sure why I didn't think of compost. Thanks.

true said:

Good ideas, I'm not sure why I didn't think of compost. Thanks.

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i think i know why, but i forgot what i was gonna type