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Gone fishin', WWW

Rwise

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IDK 'bout all y'all but I take a few beers with me, and walk up the bank to re-leave myself, I did have the camera.
Thats Wild Wood Weed, growing in the wild with nothing being done, sunshine, rain and whatevers under them, the shorties look near ready.
 

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That's a good day, lol! I'm assuming you were on private property, can't imagine that being there long on public prop.
 
This stuff grows all over the state, I am not sure if this was public or private land. I left it there.
 
That's how I grew my stuff for thirty years, pretty much hiking through the woods dropping seeds in any wet spot I could find go visit once a month to check on them. I'd lose alot to the animals two and four legged. Plant 25-30 and harvest 5-10 of them I've pulled as much as a hundred pounds in a year but 20-40 was more the norm
 
Last time I tried to find a place to plant in the woods, all I found was other folks patches, and the place I was planting I was seen going in/out to many times. It was nice though, the "city" had a busted water line under a tank, we found where the water came out of the round and had planted along it, then we found out it was the county sheriffs land.
We only went out 4 times a year, go plant, pull runts, pull males, harvest, worst damage we got from 4 leggers was a very sticky sparkly plant cut off at the ground by a rabbit. 2 leggers got my seed patch (Tulsa Tops) and destroyed a strain.
 
I'm glad you did. The small plant looks to me like it has been tended some. Many years ago I tried a couple guerilla grows and was robbed of 6 ft plants in a brushy area before they were even close to flower. I really dislike thieves. I even knew who did it, it was one of my kids 'friends'. Yes today at about 50 he's still a loser, sorry.
 
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