what do you think

[zeroskater101]

alright so lets say you stumble on a wild growing field of what appears and smells to be pot, sticky to touch, smells like skunk, completely identical to what you would see in hightimes, but no buds, just what appears to be very heavilly seeded buds. so what im thinking is that because this field is wild no one is taking care of it obviously, all the males are left to grow of course. is what im seeing just a field of heavilly pollinated plants that are just going to create seeds and if so, is it possible to take seedlings before sex stage and transplant them to another location where the males can be properly removed? or is there something im missing?????

zeroskater101 Reviewed by zeroskater101 on 05-19-2005. what do you think alright so lets say you stumble on a wild growing field of what appears and smells to be pot, sticky to touch, smells like skunk, completely identical to what you would see in hightimes, but no buds, just what appears to be very heavilly seeded buds. so what im thinking is that because this field is wild no one is taking care of it obviously, all the males are left to grow of course. is what im seeing just a field of heavilly pollinated plants that are just going to create seeds and if so, is Rating: 5

[hipEstoner]

why?,, did you find a field of pot...?...... i found a wild plant one time buty i used it to cook with