"Weed" in your patch
Hello,
If you are in a duplex you are not 100% in control of who is in the
backyard. Then there is the possibility of previous residents, as seeds
can lay dormant for years, before the right conditions inspire them to
germinate. Then there are kids, and you never know what they are capable
of till they do it, and are caught.
I know that here in rural Ontario, the "bad guys", go into corn fields,
knock down the corn, and plant small patches of marjuiana, that they try
to harvest before the farmer combines the corn in the fall.
Lastly, it is a naturally occurring weed, birds fly, seeds happen.
The first thing the farmers do when they find "weed" in their fields is to
call the police.
Imagine the "bad trip" someone thought they were having standing infront
of your AG last fall. "I am SHRINKING!!!" No wonder they dropped thier
seeds!
Your call.
Regards,
Tom
Thomas Olenio
Ontario, Zone 5a
On Mon, 15 May 2000, Nguyen, Marc wrote:
>
> I was poking around my yard yesterday and I happened to come across a "weed"
> that happens to look like another type of illegal "weed"(if you know what I
> mean) I did not plant it there, is it possible that it just appeared in the
> "wild"? There seems to be 3 "plants", 1 by my pumpkins, and 2 in the
> backyard. I live in a duplex in a field, and we have 20% grass and 80%
> "normal weeds" in our lawn. We did check the plant(compared to pictures) and
> it does "look" like the real deal. Has any one come across this in their own
> lawn? Is there another plant that just looks like "marajawanna"?
>
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