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Old Jul-13-2009, 14:21
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cigarette tea as a pesticide

ok so i was reading about tobacco and came across that many years ago people would make a organic pesticide with tobacco and water by boiling it and straining it because bugs will eat tobacco and do not like it...

would this work for mj??

it may not sound that great but it beats commercial poisons

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Old Jul-27-2009, 13:56
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Chemical pesticides are more of a poison to the environment then the plant itself, if the opposite was true there would be no point in buying them. Chemical pesticides are bought because they're very effected and cheaper because they're easier to make in large quantities.

I've heard smoking cigarettes around cannabis actually poisons them so I really wouldn't suggest using a cigarette tea. Not to mention, there's tons of strange chemicals in cigarette tobacco which aren't present in rolling tobacco or other more natural tobaccos.
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