Odd Marijuana-Like Plant Growing In Yard

I really had no idea where else I could have posted this. In my yard I was working and I noticed a strong smell of Marijuana. I mean incredibly strong. So I decide to take a look at the plant and was stoked. It was also dark out and I was working so I knew I'd come back to it later. Earlier in the year that area was where my buddy would throw his seeds and I never thought anything about it. So as I brought it in I noticed instantly this isn't a common if at all a Marijuana plant. The thing is not only does it have an incredible smell, but it also is budding as a lime green. It is however producing a flower as well. Now I have searched up and down for a plant that looks even SIMILAR to mine and I can't find any. The only thing I have seen that mimics other pictures of mine is this pink flower thats growing. But there so small and they don't grow big at all. Even the small balls on the stems are hairy. Here are some pictures - WHAT IS THIS PLANT?!

Not marijuana but not sure what the hell it is! Good luck.

Lol I know. How cruel can Mother Nature be after a long day working I have to get tricked?!

It's Nepeta (catnip, catmint)

^^ I was gonna say that it looks lke cat nip too lol

It's a species of Hydrangea. And you can take that to the bank. Just don't smoke it.

dannyboy602 said:

It's a species of Hydrangea. And you can take that to the bank. Just don't smoke it.

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Please list genus and species as I am unfamiliar with any hydrangea species that smell like anything resembling cannabis.

That had crossed my mind but the smell description doesn't fit.

I was also thinking Plectranthus sp. as it includes plants like oregano and "piss off" plants but I am still with Nepeta sp.

is it hops?dont they look like that........k revision...hydrangea it is according to the fotos last summer ..infront of one just like it///

Hops is a vine and it has a hanging cluster of flowers. the leaves are a different shape also

lilac/...yhats the wifes guess

looks like catnip to me

Austin6188 said:

I noticed a strong smell of Marijuana. I mean incredibly strong.

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This is the only part of the statement that doesn't fit for lilac, or hydrangea. unless the plant in the picture was picked by mistake. then I would go with hydrangea. But if what is in those pics actually does smell as strong as described, then offer some to a cat and let us know if the what the response is.

Austin6188 said:

I really had no idea where else I could have posted this. In my yard I was working and I noticed a strong smell of Marijuana. I mean incredibly strong. So I decide to take a look at the plant and was stoked. It was also dark out and I was working so I knew I'd come back to it later. Earlier in the year that area was where my buddy would throw his seeds and I never thought anything about it. So as I brought it in I noticed instantly this isn't a common if at all a Marijuana plant. The thing is not only does it have an incredible smell, but it also is budding as a lime green. It is however producing a flower as well. Now I have searched up and down for a plant that looks even SIMILAR to mine and I can't find any. The only thing I have seen that mimics other pictures of mine is this pink flower thats growing. But there so small and they don't grow big at all. Even the small balls on the stems are hairy. Here are some pictures - WHAT IS THIS PLANT?!View attachment 2086434View attachment 2086435View attachment 2086436View attachment 2086437View attachment 2086438View attachment 2086433View attachment 2086432

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...note to self:
do not accept smoke from this person

PixiDustr said:

looks like catnip to me

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Catnip/Catmint or Nepeta spp and all members of the sage family have square stems. So that rules out catnip plain and simple. I thought it might even be plain old Lantana. Lantana has a strong smell when crushed but i forgot the leaf arrangement and i am too lazy to look up the plant morphology atm. I thought all verbenas were alternately arranged. OP's plant has opposite leaves. I may be wrong about Verbenas and they may be oppositely arranged. My opologies if that is the case.

FR33MASON said:

This is the only part of the statement that doesn't fit for lilac, or hydrangea. unless the plant in the picture was picked by mistake. then I would go with hydrangea. But if what is in those pics actually does smell as strong as described, then offer some to a cat and let us know if the what the response is.

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I say it is either a Hydrangea, because ALL Hydrangeas have OPPOSITE LEAVES. I'm positive about that. Or it is a Verbena if in fact Verbenas have opposite leaves. I'm a bit tired but I can see a lot just from the few pix that were there. The plant was old and woody but still you can clearly see how the branches are arranged opposite one another. I have NEVER heard of a Hydrangea having a smell to it and I am starting to think it might be a Verbena. But it's late and I don't feel like doing actual WORK right now. So to some it up either; a. Verbenas have opposite lvs and it's a Verbena or b. Verbenas have alternate lvs and it's a Hydrangea. That's my best guess.

I was leaning toward lantana and it has a strong odor, especiaally the roots. It doesn't smell like anything but lantana, to me. Kind of nasty smelling stuff. from memory, I think lantana has square stems, too. I could be wrong

And I'm leaning heavily towards Lantana too. Just that one little question.

Most humble apologies to the OP...that comment I made was mean and uncalled for...sorry!
Whatever it is...DO NOT INGEST ANY OF IT!!!
it may send you on a trip. to the hospital.

The leaves are undeniably hydrangea.