WTF Growing in my back yard

[ValiumForMe]

Now I KNOW this shit ain't a weed plant, but this leave looks exactly like one.

Anyone know WTF it is?

ValiumForMe Reviewed by ValiumForMe on 04-09-2006. WTF Growing in my back yard Now I KNOW this shit ain't a weed plant, but this leave looks exactly like one. Anyone know WTF it is? Rating: 5

[ustasa]

We call that Trail weed 'round here. Groes abundantly, no flowers though.

[ValiumForMe]

We call that Trail weed 'round here. Groes abundantly, no flowers though.

so is it related? I'm just curious.

[ustasa]

I do believe they are in the same family, I'm no scientist but i'm pretty sure it's North American Wild Hemp, one of the strains anyways.

[ValiumForMe]

wtf is this one?

[Kid Panda]

since the wild one has no flowers, it'd be impossible to cross breed. But didn't I read somewhere that hops and barley are related to cannabis? could a cross breed create a hop that had thc and could be used for beer as well?

The Kid

[the image reaper]

cannabis/hops hybrids have been done since the 1960s, maybe longer, and do NOT retain any THC or usable alkaloids ... urban myth that hangs on ... :smokin:

[LIP]

Its just leaves that look uncannily like cannabis ones... Just like japanese maple...

[the image reaper]

yeah, I had a semi-truckload of Japanese Maples once, taking cross-country ... I probably could have sold it as 'red bud' in the truckstops .... hahaha, sure looked good ... :smokin:

[rodekyll]

I encountered that "wyoming green" during a stint with the park service in Yellowstone. Some kids were picking it, and we had to put a stop to it because of the park rules about picking things. The park biologists said it's north american hemp or "great plains hemp", and that it was the local loco weed. They used the term loco weed. It looked real similar to an indica, but the leaves were notably fuzzy. Try as I might, it did nothing to alter my consiousness.