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Old 01-06-2012, 9:21 AM
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hello,
I've never been here before, I usually lurk on other forums.

My question is , can I put rhubarb leaves in my compost bin ?
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Yes its perfectly safe to compost these.
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Rot them in water to use as organic pesticide.
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thank you, I kkinda knew they were poisonous, so wasnt sure if I could compost them.
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Rot them in water to use as organic pesticide.
its all poison whether its comes from plants or a chemical works
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