In the grow journal, I've gone ahead and listed about a plant I call Orphan. It was a lone survivor of what appeared to be a ripper operation, all but one plant in expensive pots, appearing like the more decorative terra cotta, not cheap bucket pots. The survivor is in a thick, tough pro grade plastic pot.
I've got the word out with someone I trust to be able to really find out, and if the original owner's found, I plan to help them in any way I can, either by returning the orphan, or helping with clones to get back on their feet.
My question is was it ethical for me to do that, vs just leave it to die, and also to spark a discussion on pot ethics in general.
I've got the word out with someone I trust to be able to really find out, and if the original owner's found, I plan to help them in any way I can, either by returning the orphan, or helping with clones to get back on their feet.
My question is was it ethical for me to do that, vs just leave it to die, and also to spark a discussion on pot ethics in general.