I bet they might like to join the party here, but maybe not 
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Good idea! I have thought about building wooden storage sheds/units (although now seems everyone doing it as see em almost on every vacant lot/corner for sale now).
But don’t see many small greenhouses for sale so definitely would be a good niche market.
Thanks for link…looks good!
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Cali-O-Durban
Grand Daddy Purple Mutant
Platinum Huckleberry Girl Scout Cookies F2 Clone
Time Wreck No 1
Yard 1
Keep seedin’
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Yard Plant is really holding it’s own there, IMO.
When it starts smelling will you know what it is?..or after the smoke test?
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that outdoor one is beautiful in person! It’s naturalized, wild cannabis. It was not planted, it came up from last year. I’m wondering if it could have over-wintered in the ground somehow, it’s in the exact same spot as a female last year and I don’t think @99PerCent pollinated that plant.
We had a run of about 10 days with zero-degree temperature at night last winter, hard to believe it could have over-wintered. But if the ground was being kept warm somehow by composting maybe it could have lived? The trunk (stem) of the plant is especially large and tree-like.
Let’s ask Ed! I have read about travelers to Afghanistan reporting cannabis or hemp trees 15+ feet tall that are many years old. Down in the foothills where temps are milder. They go dormant in winter and grow again in spring.
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It is related to a Jilly Bean back cross. Unmistakable lemon stink.
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That is a great resource Mr Mule.
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For long I have dreamt of the day I can have a perennial cannabis plant in my back yard. Screw hunting for landraces, I want to find one of these babies. I’m wondering if it would pass on through seeds or if I’d have to take a clone and and soil and keep it greenhoused.
the things that keep me up at night 
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Love the sunflower! Seems to like it’s new home.
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That’s a mighty tall plant you have there 
It’s going to be an amazing fall.
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I know a guy who swears he had a outdoor NL plant that reveg’d from the stump in springtime.
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so one overwintered in Canada? maybe it’s time to get some clones of that plant! I noticed right away how it seemed to be located on the same exact spot as a plant last year - 99% thought about cullling it, thinking the plant from last year must have hermi’d and dropped a few seeds that would also be hermi. No other seeds came up and the plant turned out female
The base of the stem resembles a lilac tree, it comes up at a weird angle from the ground. We could pollinate it too
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Yes. He cut the stump in fall and it sprouted nodes again next spring. It was planted about 2 feet from the house foundation (kept it warm enough I guess)
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Holy crap, you don’t keep your iPhone in a life proof case? Even with a case I don’t trust myself not to break it.
(Oh yeah…weed site…say something about the plant, say anything about the plant)
Uhh, beautiful girl you got there. Lmfao 
anyone else feel like they run out of compliments faster than running out of likes back in the day?
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No… the Crapple flies commando.
99
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What are they talking about, I wonder?.. 
needs earBuds HA!
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you gotta keep that trunk as a souvenir after the season! it looks woody, I bet it would make a good walking stick
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Or bore out the center and turn that thing into a giant pipe haha
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