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Rusty Mase wrote:

On Sun, 17 Oct 2004 09:11:36 -0500, OmManiPadmeOmelet
wrote:

But I've read that "ditchweed" is often not worth the effort?
True or false?

True, largely. What may occur as escapes around here and especially
the Capital are likely not ditchweed, though. Hemp used to be a major
fiber crop in the US and most cultivars were selected for growing
fibers. Escapes of this are likely the source of ditchweed. The
"pharmacological" effects could be very minor. Hemp grown now days
centers on cultivars with increased pharmacological effect and no
interest in the quality of the fibers.

Awesome... ;-)


Seeds planted around the Capital are likely cultivars of the latter.
As I recall this started back in the 60's when being caught in
possession of even a modicum of the stuff could lead to "life without
parole". It was a political statement to have the Capital in
violation of the possession laws.

Sounds like something I would do if I had the wherewithal and the
cohones'. G


On the other hand being caught around the Capital with even a few
seeds in your pocket could lead to serious legal problems, thus it was
an act that required some bravado.

Indeed.
And extreme care.


Rusty Mase

Thank you!

Om.
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