I'm not big on the ol' devil's lettuce, but I have this small plant that sprouted on my property this year which left me wondering- is it possible to.get high off it? Has anyone even tried?
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I know this is Cannabis sativa sativa because that's what grows in the wild here. I think this is one of the species that people smoke, so that's one point in its favor, however, I also know that this is the edible cannabis which is processed into edible seeds and oils in many of the foods that I have on the regular, and I definitely don't get high off that.
Finally I've heard that while it's legal here to grow cannabis in the fields, you're not allowed to do so in greenhouses or inside homes. Could it be that it just needs more heat/sunlight to produce the good chemicals?
So what do you all think? Would it theoretically be possible to get high of wild plants? Should I try it for science 
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Lol you're asking about ditch weed? If you're like 15 you should be a dumbass and try it, but all it will do is give you a headache. Especially if you're smoking the leaves.
If you really insist on it, wait until the flowering season, assuming it's female, and make something to eat with it. But the likelihood of it being worth your time is slim.
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Nah like I'm saying I don't even like weed that much, I'm just wondering if the wild plants have the same effects or if the ones that people smoke are different cultivars etc
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Well yes but no. The deliberately cultivated strains have been selectively bred to be more potent and less harsh. Theyre aren't different cultivars in a technical farming sense, they are the same species. A wild plant could be a more domesticated strain but it's probably not. Better for trying out making your own cordage than smoking.
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