Purpose
The Plant Destruction feature, accessible from the Plant Detail page, allows users to destroy plants and generate corresponding Destruction Events for accurate record-keeping.
What can you do with it?
With Plant Destruction, you can:
Remove specific plants from your inventory
Record detailed information about each destruction event
Maintain compliance by documenting reasons for plant removal
Track destroyed plant weights and associated destruction lots
How is it done?
Follow these steps to destroy plants:
Select plants for destruction
Batch: Automatically set to the current batch
Plant Count: Displays the number of selected plants
Plant ID(s): Choose specific plants to destroy
Enter destruction details
Destruction Lot: Select the appropriate lot
Weight: Enter the weight of destroyed plants (in grams or kilograms)
Reason: Choose a reason for destruction from the dropdown
Description: Add any additional comments or notes
Set destruction date
Collected on: Select the date of destruction (defaults to current date if left empty)
Review and confirm
Double-check all entered information
Submit the destruction request
Important Considerations
You can only destroy plants from the batch where the Destroy Plants workflow request originated.
The Plant ID(s) field defaults to the plants listed on the Plant Page.
Destruction Events are automatically generated to record each destruction action.
Best Practices
Always provide a clear and specific reason for plant destruction.
Double-check the weight and plant IDs before confirming destruction.
Use the description field to add any relevant context or details about the destruction event.
Regularly review your destruction records to ensure accuracy and compliance.