
The seeds began to ripen, and now it is undesirable to just throw them where they fell. How to determine, “you can still abandon” or “no longer”, see the photographs, and what to do with almost ripened - there are several options:



1) burn. They are reluctant to burn, but if you help them, pouring fuel - normal. True, they stink terribly at the same time, so it is better to stand themselves from the windward side. And if you approach formally, then this is dry grass, and the burning of dry grass is prohibited by law - by Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of 10.11.2015 No. 1213.
2) rot in plastic bags. Minus: you have to cut off the seeds from the umbrellas, otherwise it is difficult to squander into the bag when there are a lot of them, or a lot of bags will be needed. Of course, in the future the bags must be taken out, not to leave in nature.
3) Put in heaps and spray with soil herbicide. Minus: the method is not very verified, there is little data, but once there was an experiment, and it was a success: https://vk.com/wall-145924850_16222
4) Sweet very deeply, from where they will not get up, and trample. Minus: to dig a large deep hole and carry umbrellas into it.
5) Throw in the middle of the old monstarens of hogweed. This is not utilization, strictly speaking, but if you do not have the opportunity to do something of the above-a normal option. In the thickets and so billions of seeds, plus minus is a few-nothing fundamentally changes. This is much better than throwing an umbrella just in the field in the middle of normal grass.
Very soon, the seeds will begin to crumble from each touch, and therefore this “jumping into the last car of the outgoing train” will no longer be relevant. So the last jerk remained, comrades. Then we will dig green specimens until winter, but not in urgent order, but as much as possible. In the meantime, the number one task is to collect and dispose of the seeds to the maximum.