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I love how this has turned into a flame thread. Thanks for all the helpful information that everyone has provided. I'm truly sorry that a little 'story' could throw people into such a rage. I won't waste any more of my, or your time.

I really don't see how this is relevant to anything..

Lol okay bro. I'm sure the community here feels safe in your company.

Yes they do tekdc911. I think that's how they got there in the first place, and have been reproducing ever since by dropping seeds. LOL @ deePTokEn ----- I guess my questions have been answered. Now to find some guinea pigs. I'll let you all know how it turns out. Thanks for the help thus far :)

Yes. They let the plants grow and die every year, without chopping them down. The hose in the background is for the rest of the garden (with flowers). I only knew to pull the males (in an effort to cultivate the crop) - I came here for more help.

Care to elaborate?

I'll take some more pics tomorrow.

This is not anyone's grow. It has been growing naturally in the vicinity for years (as I mentioned on the first page). The hose is an extension from a nexus pump. My parents have many gardens in their yard and need to water accordingly. Hence, the hose running behind the plants.

Can you elaborate and explain? Total n00b here. At what point do the males begin pollinating, and is there a way to tell?

The tallest plant is about 6'3 at the present moment.

Yeah, the nature hike reference was more for color commentary (RIP Pat Summerall). They have a lot of garden areas around their house and that stuff has been growing there for years, I've just never really put any effort into cultivating it. This year I'm taking a different approach. (and no...

Hi. I'm new here. I just stumbled on this site because I was looking for some information on these plants. My parents have some land and I took a little nature hike about a month ago. Found these, removed any males I could find in the vicinity as a precaution, but I'd like some input. Aside...