Stinging nettle (Urtica dioica)
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quadrophine
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poison ivy.
poison oak.
haha, if you got busted you'd know the cops around who took your shit cause they'd have rashes all over.
poison oak.
haha, if you got busted you'd know the cops around who took your shit cause they'd have rashes all over.
Pizzzh
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if that ever happened i would die from laughing
Lacy
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Absolutely. Poison Ivy and Poison Oak are WAYYYYYY more harmful than stinging nettle.
trust me
I know
...cause almost every year I forget about them
...nasty nasty plants.
trust me
I know...cause almost every year I forget about them
...nasty nasty plants.
skunkushybrid
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Yes, this is where cannabis' relationship to weed comes from... I have often remarked myself at how similar they are... wondered even, if they could be harnessed into a potent plant.
Evolution truly is an amazing thing. Who needs false gods, when we have the truth?
Evolution truly is an amazing thing. Who needs false gods, when we have the truth?
crazy-mental
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i also wonder that, there so the the same.
bet you cud do it skunk?.
bet you cud do it skunk?.
skunkushybrid
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errrrrrrrm... no. lol. It could most likely be done... but as to what chemicals the plant would produce? Who knows...
asiankatie
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Uhhh this might be dumb but how do YOU get to your plants without getting stung? 
gaungwanna
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pizz those are an orchid called lady slippers. you live in ontario by any chace
Poisen ivy and poisen oak both grow in the states. As a kid in N. California I got poison oak many times.... one time I musta rubbed my eyes cause I remember having it on my face and having my eyes swell shut. It sucked.
I don't know where poisen ivy grows naturally in the states but I know it's here.
I don't know where poisen ivy grows naturally in the states but I know it's here.
Redrum
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Sting Weed as it's called in north KS, has been a royal pain in my ass upon more than a few occasions. Grows thick along the rivers where I once did a lot of Flathead fishing. It leaves nasty welts so we always had to wear jeans around it or avoid it all together. There its not uncommon to find what we called Indian Weed as well. Farmers every year would gather it up and have a bon fire from hell.
Dont think I could bring myself to try and eat sting weed though.. I'd rather eat tree bark.lol
Dont think I could bring myself to try and eat sting weed though.. I'd rather eat tree bark.lol
jasonpauldunham@gmail.com
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I have grown stinging nettle back yard. I was more interested in it as more of “green” fert and keeping critters away. Breaks down well. Also found makes a great natural antihistamine tea. It grows out of control, chop down, compost before it has a chance to seed. Spreads a lot in good soil. Can over take over a yard.
conor c
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Where i stay they are everywhere nettles i mean id never grow em due to that i know they are good nutritional wise the stings meant to be good for arthritis etc all i know is they make a good fermented juice plants love it
I find brambles make a good natural barrier/deterrent
Herb & Suds
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DCcan
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We pushed the new kids into the nettle patch, told them they were gonna die .
The mother's used to flip out, call everyone for a week, that was just as rewarding