Books or videos to take growing from intermedite to advanced?

[Charles Stanley]

anyone know any?

 

[ukmrgreen]

its all about experience trial and error what works for one may not for others

 

[MonkeyGrinder]

You can easily find all Cervantes' videos on YouTube. They're good for general knowledge. Although they just kinda touch base on everything. But I've learned more in RIU than everything else combined.

 

[heckler73]

I like Govindjee's original book on Photosynthesis. It taught me a few things.

http://www.life.illinois.edu/govindjee/g/Books.html

 

[Hot Diggity Sog]

anyone know any?

Dood...it's the age of the internet and you're on a site with incredibly knowledgeable people. What do you need from a book?? Wouldn't you rather draw from 1000's of people instead of 1 person who may or may not know what the hell they're talking about?

1) Define your objective
2) Pick a style/technique
3) Find others *here* implementing that style and READ.

 

[WeedFreak78]

Dood...it's the age of the internet and you're on a site with incredibly knowledgeable people. What do you need from a book?? Wouldn't you rather draw from 1000's of people instead of 1 person who may or may not know what the hell they're talking about?

1) Define your objective
2) Pick a style/technique
3) Find others *here* implementing that style and READ.

Personally, I like having something in my hand to reference when I'm encountering a problem and my rooms location makes it pretty much dead to any cell/wifi signal. Also, I have a LITTLE more faith in someone who managed to get a book published on a specific subject than a bunch of random people from the interweb..I've been on this forum long enough to know that better than half the people on here don't know the first thing about growing plants in general, never mind the specifics of MJ. The forums are great places to find information, but if someone wants to be spoon fed rather than take the time to read as much as possible regarding the issue and extrapolate what is true and what is bunk it's not going to help much...too much biased opinions instead of fact..

To the OP..the only way to become advanced at anything is through experience..

 

[greasemonkeymann]

Personally, I like having something in my hand to reference when I'm encountering a problem and my rooms location makes it pretty much dead to any cell/wifi signal. Also, I have a LITTLE more faith in someone who managed to get a book published on a specific subject than a bunch of random people from the interweb..I've been on this forum long enough to know that better than half the people on here don't know the first thing about growing plants in general, never mind the specifics of MJ. The forums are great places to find information, but if someone wants to be spoon fed rather than take the time to read as much as possible regarding the issue and extrapolate what is true and what is bunk it's not going to help much...too much biased opinions instead of fact..

To the OP..the only way to become advanced at anything is through experience..

you'll learn much more from simple botany books or gardening books than by anything else. Grow some fruit, flowers, or veggies..
And I agree, experience is the most important...
Like reading a book on how to fix cars or have sex... you can read alllllll you want, but there is no replacement for experience.