SC: Woman, Dog Find Marijuana Plant On Road

Buzzby · 05-26-2006, 05:14 AM

Woman, Dog Find Marijuana Plant On Road
Lewis Turner | WLTX-TV | 05/25/2006

(Blythewood)- April Hall's Jack Russell, Jughead, may have ambitions of law enforcement. “He's trying to do his public duty,” Hall said of her dog. That's because the first thing he went to during his walk Wednesday night was a lone marijuana plant growing off Blythewood Road.

“It was the only tall thing in the area and when I looked closer, I said hmmmmm.”

(BuzzNote: And how did she know what she was looking at? Hmmmmm. )

News19 took a piece of the plant to University of South Carolina’s resident botanist John Nelson. And it didn't take him long to tell something different is growing in Blythewood.

“Sometimes it just shows up as a single plant or a few little plants that are growing in a ditch. That's why it's sometimes called ditch weed.” He says marijuana occurs naturally, and can grow basically anywhere.

(BuzzNote: Mother Nature is on our side!)

“This is a weed that has been cultivated by humans for thousands of years, it basically grows worldwide.”

But what April found most unusual is that the illegal weed was growing in a pretty barren area that had been marked off for construction. “I thought that was something police looked for and that people would try to do in seclusion, not in downtown Blythewood.”

“It's possible that this plant got to be there because somebody intentionally or accidentally put seeds there,” Nelson said.

(BuzzNote: Possible? Yes. Necessary? No. Kids could have been smoking in the construction site and dropped seeds. Or they could have gotten there by Nature's way of spreading cannabis seed: bird droppings.)

Jughead's ambitions of becoming a Richland County drug dog, “That's right, he could teach all the other dogs,” may be a little far fetched. But April says she's proud of her pal for being on the lookout.

You can click here to check out the USC Herbarium website. If you have a questionable plant in your yard, they’ll come and check it out free of charge.

(BuzzNote: I'm sure they will! )

weed.is.a.deed · 05-26-2006, 12:30 PM

wow, someone found a plant that grows and it makes national news?

Buzzby · 05-26-2006, 04:29 PM

Actually, it was very local news. I thought it was funny so I posted it.

i2ain2t · 05-29-2006, 05:40 PM

Hahahahahaha that is one funny news. She should have used it

TehUberGeeK · 05-30-2006, 01:27 AM

Very local news? Are those your plants buzzby?

Buzzby · 05-30-2006, 04:22 AM

Yeah, I always drive to South Carolina from Ohio to plant a few seeds.

It was a story on a small local TV station.

05-26-2006, 05:14 AM	#1
Buzzby Buddhist Curmudgeon Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 17,804 Grams: 109,789.56 Thanks: 1,180 Thanked 7,894 Times in 3,633 Posts Stock Portfolio Total Value: 0.000 Gain/Loss: 0.000%	SC: Woman, Dog Find Marijuana Plant On Road Woman, Dog Find Marijuana Plant On Road Lewis Turner \| WLTX-TV \| 05/25/2006 (Blythewood)- April Hall's Jack Russell, Jughead, may have ambitions of law enforcement. “He's trying to do his public duty,” Hall said of her dog. That's because the first thing he went to during his walk Wednesday night was a lone marijuana plant growing off Blythewood Road. “It was the only tall thing in the area and when I looked closer, I said hmmmmm.” (BuzzNote: And how did she know what she was looking at? Hmmmmm. ) News19 took a piece of the plant to University of South Carolina’s resident botanist John Nelson. And it didn't take him long to tell something different is growing in Blythewood. “Sometimes it just shows up as a single plant or a few little plants that are growing in a ditch. That's why it's sometimes called ditch weed.” He says marijuana occurs naturally, and can grow basically anywhere. (BuzzNote: Mother Nature is on our* side!)* “This is a weed that has been cultivated by humans for thousands of years, it basically grows worldwide.” But what April found most unusual is that the illegal weed was growing in a pretty barren area that had been marked off for construction. “I thought that was something police looked for and that people would try to do in seclusion, not in downtown Blythewood.” “It's possible that this plant got to be there because somebody intentionally or accidentally put seeds there,” Nelson said. (BuzzNote: Possible? Yes. Necessary? No. Kids could have been smoking in the construction site and dropped seeds. Or they could have gotten there by Nature's way of spreading cannabis seed: bird droppings.) Jughead's ambitions of becoming a Richland County drug dog, “That's right, he could teach all the other dogs,” may be a little far fetched. But April says she's proud of her pal for being on the lookout. You can click here to check out the USC Herbarium website. If you have a questionable plant in your yard, they’ll come and check it out free of charge. (BuzzNote: I'm sure they will! ) __________________ “I hope we shall crush in its birth the aristocracy of our moneyed corporations which dare already to challenge our government to a trial by strength, and bid defiance to the laws of our country.” ~ Thomas Jefferson Theocracy Watch

05-29-2006, 05:40 PM	#4
i2ain2t New Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 42 Grams: 2,487.00 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Stock Portfolio Total Value: 0.000 Gain/Loss: 0.000%	Hahahahahaha that is one funny news. She should have used it __________________ <3

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