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Aggressive takeovers of space, proliferation of seeds, and well-being on soils high in calcium, low in nutrients, and poor in drainage are reasons why the smart weed is considered a weed. A weed often is defined as a plant whose growth is aggressive and whose value is denigrated, forgotten or unknown. The Polygonaceae family member in question offers erosion and runoff control, which cultivators tend to minimize because of the Polygonum genus member's aggressive, invasive tendencies when favored edibles and ornamentals vainly compete for resources and space.
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What eats smart-weed?
mostly fish
What eats smart weed?
mostly fish
What is weed drug?
weed is considered hemp.
Can you pass a urine test for weed in 3 weeks?
depend how smart are you
Is ivy considered a weed?
yes
Is the Milkweed a Shrub?
Milkweed is not considered a shrub. It is considered a garden weed.
Is celery considered a weed?
No. Only marijuana does.
Are monkey smart?
Yes, monkeys are quite smart. They are considered to be the smartest animal apart from us. Mind you, most animals are smart anyway.
Is Eurasian Milfoil Considered a weed?
Yes it is a strain of marijuana.
You are wondering why you feel anxiety and worry about everything when you smoke weed?
Weed affects some people that way. If it bothers you, don't smoke weed. This is not a smart-a** answer. It's the only one I can come up with, based on many years experience with weed, other drugs, and nearly as long since I stopped.
How do you identify a lawn weed?
Most lawns are composed of grass; anything other than grass is considered to be a weed. If you have planted flowers or decorative plants of any kind on the edge of the lawn, once again, anything other than what you planted would be considered to be a weed.
Are llamas smart?
"Smart" is a vague term. What may be considered as "smart" in humans is not the same for animals. Thus llamas are not smart intellectually, but they are "smart" in as far as cognition (learning and association) is concerned.
