While the marijuana growing industry is growing, so is the interest of the public… Many people want to be sure that the marijuana they are getting is grown in an eco-friendly environment, as you may know, a few things my friend and I are trying to avoid as a growing population is plastic waste, use of non-renewable resources, and antibiotics in our food source.

As a population, my friend and I have done a good deal of detriment to the planet thus far.

My associate and I are now making an attempt to reverse this detriment by reducing the use of these items. Many people have banned single use plastic in restaurants, and they are not above banning it on our pot farms. A single plant can require up to 3 bags of potting soil. Many of these soils are sold in plastic bags, however if marijuna farmers were to purchase their soil in individual bags, they would never hear the end of it. Many marijuana cultivation companies outsource their soil who are able to deliver the soil by the truckloads. Most of this soil is composted from biodegradable foods, thus naturally fertilizing the soil they use for the pot growing process. My nieces’ 7th grade class recently took a field trip to a pot farm where they got to learn the basics of growing marijuana and all the time and toil that goes into it. Although they are young, I guess this is a extravagant experience for the students and hope that it sheds some light on the eco-friendly nature of growing marijuana.
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