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    Opium poppy plants seized on Big Island
    HILO, Hawai'i — A recent Big Island police raid on a marijuana-growing operation in Ka'u turned up a patch of 226 opium poppy plants, a crop so rare in Hawai'i that police initially weren't certain what they had found.
    Greeaaat. Green Harvest was so successful at getting rid of pakalolo and replacing it with ice; and now we've got locally grown opium to deal with too.

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    Re: Opium poppy plants seized on Big Island

    I saw that story and immediately wondered if the DEA was now going to be scouring the countryside looking for any Afghani immigrants who lived on the Big Island...

    Miulang
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      Re: Opium poppy plants seized on Big Island

      Have you seen the Chinese Hibiscus? the pod looks like a close cousin of the poppy before it blooms into the Hibiscus flower and it's leaves look just like pakalolo when it first sprouts. My dad was growing them back when I was a kid and was shocked at first when I saw the rows of the stuff growing in our backyard.
      Last edited by craigwatanabe; September 9, 2005, 01:37 PM.
      Life is what you make of it...so please read the instructions carefully.

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