US EditionWorkers remove dozens of apparent marijuana plants from Wisconsin Capitol tulip garden
- Workers removed suspected marijuana plants from a tulip garden at the Wisconsin Capitol grounds.
- The state Department of Administration couldn't confirm if the plants were marijuana or hemp.
- University of Wisconsin-Madison botanist identified the plants as cannabis, implying intentional planting.
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Un plantío de cannabis, sembrado en secreto, en el jardín del Capitolio de Wisconsin en medio de tulipanes, fue descubierto recientemente por las autoridades y ahora se busca dar con el responsable
Gardners removed 40 marijuana plants from the tulip garden at the Wisconsin Capitol, writes AP News. Tatyana Warrick, spokeswoman for the state administration ministry, said workers removed the plants, but they could not definitively determine whether it was marijuana or simple hemp. This is important because the psychoactive substance is only found in marijuana. The spokeswoman did not respond to the question of how the plants ended up in the g…
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Up in smoke: Workers remove dozens of apparent marijuana plants from Wisconsin Capitol tulip garden
MADISON, Wis. — Someone’s plans to harvest dozens of apparent marijuana plants grown on the Wisconsin state Capitol grounds have gone up in smoke.
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