Finding Someone Else’s Cannabis Grow Along the Columbia River

Wild Cannabis Plants-Do They Belong to Anyone?

While hiking along the Columbia River, I stumbled across an outdoor guerrilla weed patch. Wild cannabis plants—do they belong to anyone? Here is the latest update on OPP (Other People’s Pot).

No one has done anything with the plants I found along the Columbia River, and they are flowering and what I have always called taking on some character….getting bigger nice looking flowers. I really did not think they would fill out this much taken how late the onset of flowering took for them.

They are rockin some nice buds now!

If you look close in the image on the right, you can see it looks like there are at least 2 female plants…and not sure as I am not going to go mess with them…but do I see a male there too? Here is another image that may show more clearly…

I think I spy another plant or two…which seems odd for some kind of random wild plant from a dropped seed. Makes me think it was purposely planted. But we may never know.

Emma doesn’t mind….she is just happy to be on a hike…hunting and finding wildlife to mess with.

We will be getting cold here in just another week or so. I am going to wait for that freezing weather, and if no one takes these plants I will. So stick around for that article…it should be interesting. Watch it be some of the best pot I have ever smoked…and I will not know what it is! LOL

The Columbia River Always Impresses Me

I love big rivers, big mountains, and nature, and the Columbia River is huge, and an amazing amount of water flows by TriCities every day. It is also used to transport commodities…as you can see in the vid below. This big barge is pushing a load of wheat that was locally harvested down to the mouth of the river. To be shipped to who knows where…

Conclusion

I have written many articles on this unusual find (although I have found 20-30 guerrilla grows or OPP in my guerrilla growing days. here is a link to all of the articles…Jerry Finds OPP

Check back often as this will be fun seeing what finally becomes of the wild pot find. The link above will always include any new articles as well.

Have you ever found OPP? I would love to hear your stories….share in a comment…