Wholesale: Destroy Plants

Destroy Plants in Veg or Flower from the Grow or Plants Overviews in GrowFlow Wholesale

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Written by Madie
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If you are in Oklahoma and need to package veg or flowering plants into MMJ Waste, see Metrc: How to Package MMJ Waste for steps on turning plants into an MMJ Waste package for a waste pick up.

There are 3 parts to destroying plants:

1. Destroy: Reversible - Scheduling plants for destruction by placing them into the Waste Log.

2. Undo Destroy: Retrieving plants from the Waste Log and placing them back into Grow.

3. Final Disposal: Permanent - Disposing of plants in your Waste Log. The garbage truck has left the building. No chance of getting it back!

Destroy Plants

To schedule plants for destruction, there are two options:

Destroy from the Grow Overview

1. On the Grow Overview, click on the individual plant group you wish to destroy or click on a room name to view the entire room

2. Select the plants to be destroyed by selecting the checkboxes to the right, then click Destroy Selected

See Wholesale: Selecting Large Numbers of Plants and Inventory for help selecting large groups of plants.

3. Select a reason for the destruction, a room (optional), and enter an explanation. Then, click Destroy # Plants to proceed.

4. The plants have been scheduled for destruction and moved into the Grow Waste Log.

When the items have been permanently disposed of at your facility, see the steps in the Final Disposal section of this article to promptly dispose of these items from your Waste Log in GrowFlow.

Important: Plants in the Waste Log are only scheduled for destruction and not yet disposed of or reported to traceability, such as CCRS or Metrc. Final disposal must be taken in GrowFlow to permanently remove the items from your account and Waste Log, and to report as Waste to traceability.

Destroy from the Plants Overview

1. On the Grow > Plants page, use the search or filters to find the plants you want to destroy, check their checkboxes on the right, then click Destroy

See Wholesale: Selecting Large Numbers of Plants and Inventory for help selecting large groups of plants.

2. Select a reason for the destruction, a room (optional), and enter an explanation. Then, click Destroy # Plants to proceed.

3. The plants have been scheduled for destruction and moved into the Grow Waste Log.

When the items have been permanently disposed of at your facility, see the steps in the Final Disposal section of this article to promptly dispose of these items from your Waste Log in GrowFlow.

Important: Plants in the Waste Log are only scheduled for destruction and not yet disposed of or reported to traceability, such as CCRS or Metrc. Final disposal must be taken in GrowFlow to permanently remove the items from your account and Waste Log, and to report as Waste to traceability.

Undo Destroy

Any items still in the Waste Log can be retrieved if needed.

1. Access your Waste Log from either the Grow Overview or Plants Overview.

From the Grow Overview, click Waste atop the Bulk Inv. column.

From the Plants Overview, click Waste in the actions area.

2. Use the search bar of apply filters to locate and select the items to be undone, then click Undo Destroy. This action will move the items back to the Grow in their original Room.

Final Disposal

Head to your Grow Waste Log to permanently dispose of plants that are scheduled for destruction. Once this step is taken, the plants will be reported as Waste to traceability, such as CCRS or Metrc.

Final Disposal is permanent!

Proceed with caution. Items cannot be brought back once this step is completed in GrowFlow.

1. Access your Waste Log from either the Grow Overview or Plants Overview.

From the Grow Overview, click Waste atop the Bulk Inv. column.

From the Plants Overview, click Waste in the actions area.

2. Carefully locate and select the items to dispose of in the Grow Waste window

Note: Double-check the number showing for Check Records to confirm you have only selected the items that should be permanently disposed of.

3. Click the blue Destroy Selected Items button

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