Nope. To make proper cobs you need to start them while the plant is still initially drying, not after it has been infected with craploads of mold and then dried and powdered to a crisp. Rehydrating dried weed and attempting to cob it does not work. Rehydrating moldy dried weed is just asking for it to spread more mold.I wonder if it's possible to cob it for eating?
The digestive system is tolerant of many things that are bad for our lungs. Just a thought....
It's possible rehydrating with citrus skins a little might work prior to the cobbing process. You have nothing to lose
Another option would be to make some edibles
I'm too tight to chuck out weed
So what about baking? Is the mold different to the stuff found on bread?Nope. To make proper cobs you need to start them while the plant is still initially drying, not after it has been infected with craploads of mold and then dried and powdered to a crisp. Rehydrating dried weed and attempting to cob it does not work. Rehydrating moldy dried weed is just asking for it to spread more mold.
The only thing moldy weed is good for is the trash bin. Lessons are learned and more weed can always be grown.
It’s definitely different then bread mold. I have no idea how it behaves when baked, but I don’t run the risk with my health. Molds can do really weird and bad things to people so why risk it over some weed?So what about baking? Is the mold different to the stuff found on bread?
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I have talked to several weed smokers that had an instance of bad pneumonia following smoking dubious products.After being n the weed world for over 50 years, "to this very day" I have never heard of or found a case of someone dying from smoking weed that had mold on it. That's not to say it ain't bad for you because it is. Smoking anything is bad for the one that smokes it. Even campfire smoke is bad to the person that breathes it. IF you smoke, consider using a vaporizer instead. Smokers have hard deaths in the end, because of breathing issues. .
It's not ok to smoke anything friend, especially anything with mold growing on it.I have a friend moving towards level 3 of a chronic lung condition, associated with such. It impossible to prove how he got problems, but all he has ever done is grow and smoke. Level 4 is hospital and death.
A bit of mold in the corner of a rental, and you get moved out if it's not fixed right away. So smoking it is going out of your way to find problems.
Wet it with something mold loves to grow on?
I'm surprised at your comment creeper. Are you really getting behind the idea it's okay?
So what about baking? Is the mold different to the stuff found on bread?
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I toss moldy bread?It’s definitely different then bread mold. I have no idea how it behaves when baked, but I don’t run the risk with my health. Molds can do really weird and bad things to people so why risk it over some weed?
It's no use. It just removes the signs of mold. Not all the toxicity problems, and as you say, it would take forever.8.3 Salvaging Moldy Material - GrayWolf's Lair
Sometimes things go poorly and you end with moldy material and wonder what you can do with it. The answer is it depends on what […]graywolfslair.com
Just echoing what every grown-up member already told you. Just toss it in the garbage. You will never make that same mistake again anyway.can you give a link for us to see this .45um syringe filter and if possible too a picture of the bottletop filters for larger amounts you talking about please ???