Ok, I'm bored today here's a quote from the National Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Wildflowers, Eastern region. published in 1995 by Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., Editors: William A. Niering and Nancy C. Olmstead Page #443 Marijuan: Hemp (cannabis sativa) Hemp Family (Cannabinnaceae) Description: Coarse, branching plant with erect stems and clusters of small greenish flowers in the leaf axils. Flowers: to 1/8" (3mm) wide; male and female on separate plants. Leaves: palmately divided, hairy, with 5-7 long, narrow, coarsely toothed leaflets 2-6" (5-15cm) long. Height 3-10' (90-300 cm). Flowering: June-October. Habitat: Waste places and roadsides. Range: Ontario to New Brunswick; south to Virginia; west to Tennessee and Kansas; north to Minnesota. Comments: This annual was introduced from Asia; the narcotic marijuana is obtained by extracting resin from its female flowers.Its leaves are dried and smoked like tobacco for their euphoriceffect. And they have a nice color picture at plate #20