Guess what I found....?

While retrieving a lost ball for my dog... I happened upon this strange looking weed....

what do ya think it is?

Guitarhacker


what do ya think it is?

Too young to harvest.
It won't have any "flavor" until it's at least 4 feet tall.

Guitarhacker


While retrieving a lost ball for my dog... I happened upon this strange looking weed....

what do ya think it is?

"...Good doggie! Who's a good doggie? YOUR a good doggie!..."

If your dog gets the munchies, you'll know it's been looking for that ball again. 

Hows comes whenever you happen across this strange species, it never has any flowers or fruit or anything on it?

No worries.  A little Basagran will that clear that right up.  (How far did you throw that ball anyway?)

A friend told me that they are tomato plants

Thing is they are such amazingly beautiful plants, I'd grow them just for the decorative aspects of the foliage if the neighbourhood cats owners could leave them alone.

Did you also know they are capable of movement more dramatic than say a Venus fly trap?  When they are 8 week old seedlings play them 'Sugar Magnolia' by the Dead, and they will start to dance. No kidding.

Well I've seen it happen on many occasion and I don't think I was imagining it.  Plus the fact doing this will yield a 20-40% better crop,  I'm not sure how effective other Grateful Dead tracks are but 'Sugar Magnolia' sure does the trick.

Well I've seen it happen on many occasion and I don't think I was imagining it. 

bapu


Thems the funkiest four leaf clovers I ever dun seen. Cuz theres five of 'em.

It is an especially lucky variety of clover...More leaves, more luck.
 
This might lead to a soaring popularity in a new breed of dog...The Labrador non-retriever!

RobertB


A full grown plant, 6-8 feet tall, with leaves nearly a foot across, is quite pretty.

Sweet blossom, come on under the Willow.

We can have high times if you'll oblige....

I've only ever seen one grown outdoors in this country get that size.

It kept four of us happy from harvest time through my 19th Christmas...

Jonbouy

RobertB


A full grown plant, 6-8 feet tall, with leaves nearly a foot across, is quite pretty.

Sweet blossom, come on under the Willow.

We can have high times if you'll oblige....

I've only ever seen one grown outdoors in this country get that size.

It kept four of us happy from harvest time through my 19th Christmas...

That must have been somewhere "dahn saff" John  yes?

Going back a few decades..... a buddy grew a few recreational plants on an old pile of  horse dung..... talk about some pretty weeds.... The leaves where the size of plates.... as a unit, and a number of them had 7 and 9 leaves. They were about 8 to 10 feet tall.  After harvest, he walked around the yard toting a paper shopping bag full..... what a summer that was.

Being in the security business, and all the background checks that entails as the owner of the business..... I can not afford to risk involvement in any sort of arrest.......even a DUI arrest can force me to shut my doors and put me out of business. The state board is extremely strict on this and will not take excuses. As a result I have to avoid these things or risk my livelihood..... I just say... no thanks....

My thoughts about cannabis: Until 1936 it was totally legal in the USA. In colonial times it was used to make rope and clothing, and even today it is used for making rope.  I think that it is just a matter of time... a few years, until it is once again legal...although this time heavily regulated, controlled, and taxed by the government. Small personal gardens will likely be allowed not to exceed a certain number of plants for personal use..... just like you can brew your own beer and wine for home consumption. The big push for medical weed is the beginning of bigger things to come.

oh my.....!

Ah, yes. Instead of a cyanide capsule for when I need to be unplugged, some nice lsd might be better than morphine.

As to the op's plants, I've always found them to be quite ugly when they get large.