He likely can't grow at home 'cause the parents would object. Yes, you have a chance to grow in a vacant lot. Your main problems would be other kids and water. If the plant can get enough water, if the soil is half way decent (maybe add some manure-99 cents at Ace hardware stores, not much more elsewhere) and if the neighborhood kids don't rip you off, it's doable. Pick the right spot, and good luck! I have found pot plants growing among some elderly lady's roses and in city planters, and in a trash pile that was supposed to be burnt- it's a weed! Give it half a chance and it will survive! - Granny:hippy:
Storm Crow Reviewed by Storm Crow on . Have I got a hope in hell? Alright I live in london but can't grow athome, don't have the time, space or well... anything, but I've got a bunch of seeds that I've hoarded from cheap weed and I'm thinking of just going on a mission to find an abandoned property with a garden or discreet place in the country to plant them outdoors. I won't really be able to pay them any real attention so my dream is to just come back in the summer and be pleased to find a nice little crop, is this possible, has anyone tried it, any Rating: 5