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| I had trouble deciding whether to post here or in Methods, but mold is probably more of a safety issue. My question is: can roaches go bad? Like, really, really old roaches (1yr+)? I'm expecting a dry spell soon for the first time in a few years but I've been saving my roaches, and I have literally hundreds of them. Whenever an ashtray gets full I pick them out, zip lock 'em, and stick in a drawer. Occassionally I'll smoke a roach doob out of fresh ones (when I want to P.O. my neighbors) but the vast majority feel totally fossilized. Can the ganj in roaches grow mold or does the resin protect it? Do I have anything more to worry about than the stench and having a cough the next morning? Sorry if this seems like a dumb question. |
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