I have come across some plants that look like Sativa of some kind. They were grown naturally by accident! , from some mixed bird seed outdoors in UK 9 plants in total all at various different heights. Unfortunately they had to be dug up and binned, but 7 made it back in pots to a back garden. Only have 3 to 4 viable ones left and not sure if they will amount to anything. I'm not quite sure how to proceed. I'd like to keep one if I can and am thinking of maybe gifting others to a friend who may want them to grow indoors as he has set up for personal use already and has grown just one at a time with some nice results
I'm not sure what I have will turn out to be useless as may just be industrial hemp. They are youngish plants I reckon about only a month old given the growth rate and weather we have had in UK recently.
There are what appears to be light brown pistils coming from the vs of plants, not many of them yet and I don't think that's a good thing to be happening?? stress of potting and moving site?? Is it worth trying to grow one outdoors in a pot given that I haven't a clue where put it without it going unnoticed or do I pass them off to a friend who just has one indoors for personal use. I know he would be interested, but also don't want to waste my time or his. Opinions on what these plants are likely to be or any advice would be welcome
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Cliff top bird Reviewed by Cliff top bird on . Plants from mixed bird seed - Advice I have come across some plants that look like Sativa of some kind. They were grown naturally by accident! :D, from some mixed bird seed outdoors in UK 9 plants in total all at various different heights. Unfortunately they had to be dug up and binned, but 7 made it back in pots to a back garden. Only have 3 to 4 viable ones left and not sure if they will amount to anything. I'm not quite sure how to proceed. I'd like to keep one if I can and am thinking of maybe gifting others to a friend who Rating: 5