"Organic" really?

[mule420]

This is not meant to start sh*t! However... I go into a dispensary and they claim 100%... Really you amend native soil, with compost and use all local products to grow? No plastic grow container's, no plastic bags, no oil to used to transport the soil? "Well no" That's right you have no clue what is in that bag of soil you bought, and it's wrapped in a petrol chemical... A few states make producers of soil and nutes give full disclosure to the public as to what is in it. Colorado doesn't, think the new bill will change that? Not likely we are a farming state, that info won't need to get out... BTW I grow both in organic soil from Colorado I go shovel myself. And in hydro... I don't use my bicycle to pick the dirt up so yes my carbon footprint just got bigger however, I only drive my truck a couple of times a week... "Organic" really? Think about it! The state want's us to label all the product's we use... Like that matter's we still have no clue what's in the product's we use... Until they make them label with full disclosure what we use,claiming 100% is a joke... :cool:

[MEDEDCANNABIS]

well thats pretty anal, however a logical statement. even solar panels take energy, manmade materials to create which in turn create pollution windfarms as well. i think the mission is to minimize or come as close as humanly possible:)

[copobo]

really.... what ends up in the plant is what it's about - for me.

this is not about carbon footprint, for most patients. it's about pesticides and nutes.

keep it simple, stupid. that's what I keep telling myself...