see and thats what i thought about the hemp seeds. now this is in the city and is in my backyard, we, i do not buy bird seed so if it came from a bird seed it would have been brought in by a bird or another animal and dropped there to grow, weather trichome production matters or not this plant is full of them and smells just like the stuff i usually buy, also idk if this matters because idk what hemp smells like but i can be across the yard and some days i can smell the plant from there so it does have a strong odor, the stuff i bought i can say looked like a sativa bud due to the fact that it was a longer bud in the sativa formation bein long skinny with a pointy end, now im not putting the fact that it might be a hemp plant out of the picture because its true that a hemp seed could have wound up here due to a bunch of different factors but ive lived here for 5 years and this is the first one to ever pop up in my yard, still keeping my fingers crossed thanks for the great input J189RFC
but i did find this after searching just now as of febuary 14, 2014
As the Washington Post reported Wednesday, a brief section buried deep in the 959-page bill authorizes colleges and universities to be authorized to grow industrial hemp for research purposes if they are located in a state that allows hemp to be grown and cultivated.
At this point, nine states allow hemp farming, the Post reported: California, Oregon, Montana, Colorado, North Dakota, Kentucky, West Virginia, Vermont, and Maine. An additional 11 states have hemp-legalization bills pending this year, according to the Post.
in conclusion to just those 2 paragraphs my state is not listed to allow hemp farming or allow colleges to do research also none of those states are around me but im not ruling hemp out