Grandma grew cannabis

An 81-year-old woman with a green thumb got a shock when her grandchildren spotted one of her flourishing plants.
Inger Livold was satisfied with the healthy green plant growing by the wall in front of the elderly center, even if she hadn't planted it herself, she told local newspaper Drangedalsposten.
The 81-year-old garden enthusiast said that the plant appeared where she usually feeds birds.
"It was my grandchildren that spotted it. Grandma, that's hash, they said. You can't have that in the garden," Livold told the newspaper.
The pensioner called the police herself and police lieutenant Terje Gautefall confirmed that she had an unusually lush cannabis plant in the garden, NRK (Norwegian Broadcasting) reports.
The 'culprit' appears to have been birdseed, since the cannabis plant is surrounded by sunflowers.
Gautefall confiscated the illegal plant, but Livold has plenty of others to attend to in the center garden.