Why do they refer to Cannabis as a weed?

Ghost of Davy Jones

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I've always wonder why they call it weed. It's too beautiful to be called a weed. The name must stem from when people tried hiding it by blending it in fields of real weeds back in the day... Or maybe because it grows like a weed. lol
 

Nugachino

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Because it can grow in some of the most obscure places. Weed isn't always a high maintenance plant. Sometimes it's actually better to tend it less, rather than more.

Like any plant. It just wants to grow. Even if that's a crag in the sidewalk. Or stuck under a tiny cfl. Weed will do its best to flourish in the circumstances given to it.
 

ANC

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Because it can grow in some of the most obscure places. Weed isn't always a high maintenance plant. Sometimes it's actually better to tend it less, rather than more.

Like any plant. It just wants to grow. Even if that's a crag in the sidewalk. Or stuck under a tiny cfl. Weed will do its best to flourish in the circumstances given to it.
Lol, I only check my outdoor plants like once or so a week.
 

Creature1969

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Probably for the same reason a lot of plants are called weeds, not a food source or considered to be pretty. Could even go as far back as farmers clearing fields of wild hemp to grow peppers for all anyone really knows. It'll grow almost anywhere with little help and reproduce so sounds like a weed to me.

What makes a Milkweed a weed?

Can I have a hit off that btw? I think it might be better than mine. :bigjoint:
 

Nugachino

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I fucking hate vines, I have this mother fucking large piece I just can't get dug out...
Don't worry. I hate them too. I've worked in several vine yards. And I despise the things. I don't even like the produce- bottled or bunched.
 

Gumdrawp

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I fucking hate vines, I have this mother fucking large piece I just can't get dug out...
Drill a 3/4 or 1" hole about 6inches deep into the stump the vines come up out of and either buy poison stakes from a landscape supply shop or pick your favorite herbicide and top up the hole every now and then. I had to do this to several nasty grapevine as they had become infected by something and were attracting a ton of nasty bugs.

This is assuming that it won't affect any other crops in the area.
 

Ghost of Davy Jones

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Drill a 3/4 or 1" hole about 6inches deep into the stump the vines come up out of and either buy poison stakes from a landscape supply shop or pick your favorite herbicide and top up the hole every now and then. I had to do this to several nasty grapevine as they had become infected by something and were attracting a ton of nasty bugs.

This is assuming that it won't affect any other crops in the area.
Dump Gasoline in that hole u drill
 
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