Do you ever feel kinda bummed out when you chop a plant?

OldMedUser said:

No tomatoes but have two - foot high lemon trees sharing space with my veg plants now.

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those short bonsai fruit trees seem interesting too

mauricem00 said:

without seeing whats left in the catch pan it is hard to tell. seems more like it's targeted for a large scale commercial grow where the trimmings would be sold a shake.it did leave behind leaves that I would have manually trimmed off and used for extracts.

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Yeah I believe they do smaller versions for it too, Id like to see some reviews before I commited to it though!
Im sure that shake would make some great extracts.

yes but I prefer not turning my bud to shake mixed with other leaves

mauricem00 said:

yes but I prefer not turning my bud to shake mixed with other leaves

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That and I like to trim off the leaf stems (petioles) - those are nastier to smoke than the odd sugar leaf tip.

I can't smoke it but I use a vaporizer or make e-juice and trim the tips of sugar leaves and as much if the stem as I can get to.have only been using pot since I became an MMJ patient and taste is important to me.

I get attached to each and every plant I grow. As soon as the seed sprouts or the cutting roots they are an individual to me. And I'm not talking 6 at a time here

Every time I harvest I like to talk to the plants and thank them for purifying my air, giving me a focus and helping with my mental well being. I then thank them for their life and CHOP!


My wife says I'm weird...


HazEd!
Jake

I love cutting the plant ..... Pulling the stalk and rootball out ... And bashing my cat over the head with it.

Little fucker hates me.

Every I cut a plant down I feel bad. Ending a life is still ending a life regardless of that life being sentient or not, imo. Cheers

After thirty plus years of growing in an less than legal area it is always a relief to have it harvest and jarred.

Not for me because I'm always looking towards the next plant/harvest