To begin with, I'm well aware of all the hemp that grows across this state as well as others, and I know that it generally doesn't have the psychoactive properties most people desire to make it worth their time...

As for ripping someone elses crop, I know for certain this is a wild patch that grows back every year, there are both male and female plants visible, no one sexes them, and this shit grows in the middle of fields, hundred or more plants at least, and all I can say is it is a hardy fuckin' plant, because there is so much competition around it...

A friend of mine told me about this spot out int he country, and I checked it out. You can't see them from the road... but once you see one, you see 10 more... There were at least a hundred or more plants around us, most of them 5-6 ft tall but there were several that looked to be pushing 8 ft.

I could not find any male plants, because I was looking for GREEN males... Then my buddy pointed out a few golden, dying plants interspersed through the field. Upon closer examination, I saw a little pot leaf attached to one still, and I smushed the pods between my fingers...pollen.

So the males pollinate the females, they come to seed, which falls and then next year I'm guessing the plant takes hold before the nearby vegetation can strangle it. There is a river nearby, but so much vegetation to compete with I'm amazed its thriving.

There are branches and buds sticking out on every plant, spiky looking leaves. Some of the plants grow so close together and so thick it looks more like a bush, while the loners grow tall and a little more spindly. The only thing is, the buds are covered in seeds.

Now, the aforementioned friend also dried some out using heat/lamp, and I can tell you that if its hemp, it must be one of the extremely potent strains. One hookah bowl, three or four hits, and I was high. It was definitely not a dank buzz or even mids, but could this be because its still immature by two weeks, as well as the lack of curing?

The plants are also quite topheavy, the main bud usually causes the plant to bend over a little. After touching some of the buds, I could feel my fingers sticking together. Quite a few of the plants, seed pods as well, had glistening white hairs or an area where it looked like trichomes Several orange hairs could be noticed growing among the seeds and especially at the very tip of the bud.

Now, the above is all just a theoretical setting I came up with, of course.
Would you judge it to be feral hemp, and therefore not worth the risk of procuring it, or would you judge it to be at least worth the hash you could make?
anarchyburger Reviewed by anarchyburger on . Feral Plants To begin with, I'm well aware of all the hemp that grows across this state as well as others, and I know that it generally doesn't have the psychoactive properties most people desire to make it worth their time... As for ripping someone elses crop, I know for certain this is a wild patch that grows back every year, there are both male and female plants visible, no one sexes them, and this shit grows in the middle of fields, hundred or more plants at least, and all I can say is it is a hardy Rating: 5