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Tracking the Journey: Guerrilla Cannabis Grow Thrives in the Wild

Finding “Other People’s Pot” (OPP): From Wild Guerrilla Discovery to Today
When I first spotted this guerrilla grow, I recorded a quick clip to document what ‘Other People’s Pot’ (OPP) looked like out in the wild. You c an see that first clip above. I thought for sure that someone would either see it or the grower would harvest it. I did not know this guerrilla grow would thrive!
Fast forward to today, they are still there! And these plants have completely transformed. The clip below is from 10/27/26…just two days ago. The plants have taken on some character, and seem to be maturing well. I still do not know if there is a male there, if they are seeded or not. I will give them till after a few killing frosts, and if they are still there I am going over for a close look.
So tell me, if this was you would you take them if no one else ever does? In all my years as The Ghost, I have found many OPP grows, and have never messed with any of them. This grow is in a very forgiving micro-climate and will likley survive those first lighter frosts.
I will give it enough time to know that whoever planted them, or if they are actually volunteers, either way…if no one ever takes them….I will go take a look. And I will make a vid so you can see just what they amount to.
Until then I hope you are harvesting huge colas from plants you have grown from my seed!!
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