Growing Marijuana for Beginners: Cannabis Growguide - From Seed to Weed
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| Rating | : | 4.81 (824 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1548318035 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 136 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-05-26 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
With the medical benefits getting acknowledged around the world and the effects of cannabis consumption, cultivating your own cannabis has become more than just a trending topic. Over the last decades people have been fighting for legalizing of this versatile plant, and its consumption With success! There are many reasons why people start growing their own bud; most do it for medical reasons, other benefit from the recreational use of marijuana. Start Growing Big Buds in Small Spaces from the Safety of Your House!Your complete guide for beginners - from seed to weed (and big buds) Growing marijuana right and yielding big is an art. You will learn how to get as much bud as possible out of a single square m
"Eh, Not much on Outside grow" according to Korianto. My State recently passed Medical Marijuana laws and I want to be ready for when we can grow our own. But I plan on growing outside and there's very little info on it. Just that you can do it.That's not helpful at all. I want to know more about soil types, about climate zones too.Then there's no info on fertilizers, no info of pests, insects, or fungus molds that might attack outside plants.So for me, this book was a waste.. EID MUBARAK said Really only book you need. If you are genuinely looking for useful information on growing for medical use, this book is a must have. I knew nothing about how to grow what I needed for medical use. Lots of great information for all who want to learn or want to learn more about growing cannibas.. A nice overview but severely lacking. I would recommend this book if you're interested in growing and would like an overview of what it entails. But if you're someone who is currently growing than this book will offer little helpful information to you. It is extremely redundant, literally whole paragraphs repeated at several points throughout the book. It also says very little about hydroponic growing; it is definitely more soil focused. There are much more detailed and helpful resources available that offer advice and solutions to problems when growing. Simply put, this book doesn't have enough infor