Organic Adventures

I didn’t even waist :confused: the leaves at all:
All leaves & 2 bottles of water :droplet: :ok_hand: smells super Green.

Pour into cups lined with sandwiche bags
( remember to LABEL these bags, cause I tell ya, when someone mistakes these for pesto, trust me. Your gonna get hunted down)

Dig a big O hole in the dirt Till you find worms 🪱

Pour in your Smoothy ( this was 1 cup leaves :leaves: & 1 cup of the Smoothy recipe a few posts above this mixed together) and cover that hole up.

Then I watered the hell outta this No Til Bin and sprayed Peppermint extract flavored water over everything (nasty bug deturent)

Now, we wait.

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Finally

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You sadistic bastard haha

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You like plant abuse eh hahaha.

Before

4 days After

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Looks like hurricane Cadman ripped right through there, resilient ladies standing right back up!!

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@corey
Thanks Brother much appreciated :pray:

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Was lookin through the Cubards and found some superfood that has expired, so I figure I’ll chuck this into my plants No Till, why not huh.

It’s all plant matter at some point and mother nature knows what do to with it.

I’ll sprinkle this across the dirt surface and water it in.

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Well so far using my new light, the tents temperature is a solid 3°c cooler & I’m good with that :wink:

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@NorthNorthNugs thanks for this idea :bulb: :pray:

We are making Cannabis infused oil today…

(This method is for Decarbed Cannabis infused oil to get physical/psychoactive results)

Indgredents:
Organic Cold Pressed Hemp oil 1/4 cup
Quality Cannabis 3.5 grams

Directions for instapot cooking method

Coarsely Chop the 3.5 grams, Place 3.5 grams of dry Cannabis inside a Mason jar, lid on loosely. ( nothing but Cannabis in jar )

Place Mason jar inside instapot, on the wire rack, fill instapot with water untill its above the Cannabis, don’t allow jar to tip over.

Place lid on instapot, power on instapot manual setting, High pressure for 40 min, then allow to cool natural aprox 30 mins.

Add 1/4 cup of Organic Cold Pressed Hemp oil to your decarbed Cannabis, place back In instapot with lid on loosely for additional high pressure 20 min manual setting…

Allow to cool naturally aprox 30mins. Remove from instapot, allow additional cooling. Strain out plant materials, Place in fridge for storage and use as needed. Finished.

Usage: Try 1 Teaspoon & Go Up/Down depending on your favorite results.


( This method below is for non physical/psychoactive results)

Non Decarbed Cannabis infused oil
Coarsely Chopped 3.5 grams of quality Cannabis, Placed into 1/4 cup of Cold Pressed Hemp oil, Place in fridge for up to 4 days, Strain out plant materials and keep in fridge for storage, use as needed. Finished.

Usage: Try 1 Teaspoon & Go Up/Down depending on your favorite results.

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were those Pennyroyal plants in the earlier pics??? Looks like it

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??? What is pennyroyal plants?

it’s a form of mint that is like natural pesticide - bug repellant…looking at the pics it seems like your plants are regular peppermint maybe?

Pennyroyal is frequently used as an insecticide and pest repellent. As a pest repellent, it is used to keep fleas away from household animals as well as on humans to ward off gnats and mosquitos.

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Ohh than yes. I’m also growing Chocolate Mint, Orange Mint, Lemon Balm and Rosemary in the Cannabis tent :laughing: and yes besides harvesting it for cooking I’m using it as a pest repellent as well. You have a dam good eye.

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chocolate mint, that must be it, I knew I recognized it. I saw some bees buzzing away in my garden the other day and it turns out they were covering the chocolate mint plants I put in last year, they put up colas of wispy purple flowers.

Pennyroyal would be cool as a cover crop to keep crawling insects of cannabis, I wonder how deep the roots go down - it might overgrow the pot, it’s pretty aggressive. I think I still have seeds of it.

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Before I cut them back about a week ago.
Orange on left, lemon middle & chocolate right side.

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very nice! Are you making mint tea w/ the leaves or something?

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Naww I’m just drying them out for hot chocolate, cooking and cold infused drinks for now.

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that’s what I mean, sounds good. Last time I grew mint and tried to dry it something went wrong, it just turned brown and rotted, maybe I needed lower humidity or more air movement

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