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Feral Hemp Patch with Dr. Dave West

Near Fremont, Nebraska last October, I visited a feral Cannabis Hemp patch with plant breeder Dave West, PhD. Ripe with bowing seed heads, the colors and aromas were enchanting. Dr. Dave points out...  
 
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mandoleene (3 months ago) Show Hide
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THC2369 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Wow, amazing!

So cool to see Cannabis growing freely in the US.
As an eater of Cannabis flowers, both male and seeded females, I'd be intrigued to know if anyone has tested the levels of Cannabinoids within this naturalized Cannabis, Sure it wouldn't likely have a high THC content, however I reckon it would have a higher content than the 'industrial Hemp' strains.
Eat that Weed, it's really, really good for you!
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It's all garbage. I lived in Omaha which is less than 50 miles from this area and there is ditch weed everywhere, but it is completely non smoke able or usable. It is just seeds, no buds...
THC2369 (4 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Personally I would never refer to 'The Tree of Life' as 'garbage'. As a sun loving plant it will have chlorophyll and some cannabinoids, even if virtually no THC. Sure, up to half the weight of a mature female plant can be seed and what a seed, the most perfect food on the planet. Legend has it that price Sidartha ate nothing but Cannabis flowers for 6 years before his enlightenment, his title of Buddha and the teachings of the 4 noble truths.
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I just meant "garbage" in terms of using it for getting high. Thats all. Yeah, like I said I lived near here and love the fact that hemp plants grow wild throughout the area.
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Dang, free schwag!!!
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free headaches
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PhD? They are Natives, not Indians. As for as his explaination of the hemp industry, no mention of the gulf, the carolinas, virginia, kentucky, the midwest? No mention of it's utilization during and before WWll. It was ACTUALLY in the early 1600's that Virginia passed an Act requiring all planters in Virginia to sow both English and Indian hemp. The NATIVES had been using hemp long before the--believe it or not--Puritans in 1645. This video is somewhat misleading, but the footage is good.
cannabistv (6 months ago) Show Hide
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Respectfully, many Native Americans use the word "Indian", partly due to the Spanish derivation, "In Dios" - "People of God".
Dr. Dave does refer to KY and midwest roots of American hemp varieties, to which he limited his talk.

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