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Yeah a lot of different leaves don't break down well in the digestive track without friction or longer digestion periods (which are adaptations that actual herb
by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 1y ago
Yeah a lot of different leaves don't break down well in the digestive track without friction or longer digestion periods (which are adaptations that actual herbivores have).
This is also why they (bay leaves or more generally all laurel leaves) are such a massive pain in the ass to compost in most places.
The wonders of insoluble fiber and wax coatings on leaves.
- woleium 1y agos/track/tract/g
- OneDeuxTriSeiGo 1y agolol yep. idk how I managed to do that one.