Just infuse the oil to make the dough.

I can make pizza into an edible right now just using cannabutter with the pizza crust.

You know.....you didn't have to say that! Now I'm hungry for, and excited to try a pizza edible that doesn't exist!

Great. Now I'm hungry AND sober...

I don't know specifically, but generally hybrids need to be in the same genus. Tomatoes are nightshades and I think cannabis is in the bamboo side of things.

so you can make tomacco because the roots are what make the nicotine. swap the roots of a tomato plant and a tobacco plant and you can get tomacco (nicotine tomatoes) and nicotine-free tobacco.

the THC (and minor cannabinoids) in cannabis is in the flowers, but i don't know if the THC is made there. we don't smoke tobacco roots to my knowledge, but this is about the extent of my education on the subject.

Dude, shut up and pass the bong.

I cannot recommend enough to NOT smoke nightshades other than tobacco, the fact that they contain microscopic amounts of nicotine is somewhat offset by the OTHER alkaloids.

Marijuana's a lot more difficult to grow than this. You need to keep the males and females separate.

Why's that? Because it's all leaves and no buds?

Those are cannabis plants, not tomatoes. Although botanically speaking cannabis and tomatoes are basically cousins, and have very similar growth requirements. So if you "accidentally" planted cannabis and fed it thinking you planted tomatoes then it would do quite well.

While the Joke is that that’s definitely not a tomato plant…

Apparently tomato’s can do something like this if you fertilize with the wrong formula (I.e. high nitrogen).

Tried growing some tomatoes myself for the first time this year… gave em the same fertilizer I was giving everything else, and they exploded with green growth into a giant bush, but never produced a single tomato. A few flowers would bloom, it’d get some small green ones, then they’d just fall right off the bush a day latter.

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Depends on strain and growing conditions, but they can get over 20ft/6m tall