Readers! According to his experience which is the most recommended book
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Fender Guitar
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Check out The Cannabis Encyclopedia by Jorge Cervantes. The book contain tons of information but is about 600 pages long which may be too much for some people.
Alexiguz
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I will search for this title thanks
Lola Grows
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I purchased Marijuana Growers handbook by Ed Rosenthal. It includes a link for more in-depth content & current updates.
Happy reading !!
Alexiguz
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Thanks
Lola Grows
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You're welcome
chemphlegm
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i bought the grow bible , set it and forget it, never saw mold mites or police. no growing issues whatsoever, jorge did me right on those points.
he admitted he was wrong about the shining red lights on seeds to feminize as prayer performed better.
he admitted he was wrong about the shining red lights on seeds to feminize as prayer performed better.
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Alexiguz
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Thanks this is like a treasure, best web address. you're the bestthread closed!
vostok
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http://www.mediafire.com/download/qtgcbhh1gva9y8g/Cannabis_-_Evolution_and_Ethno.pdf
have u up all night?
good luck
WeedFreak78
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Just look for general horticulture literature, especially pertaining to flowering herbaceous plants. Cannabis doesn't have any unique growing criteria, all these books are marketed to those who don't know better.
Roger A. Shrubber
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if you have to have a book, go with cervantes or ed rosenthal, but don't just blindly follow what they say word for word. they both know what they're talking about...most of the time. i'd honestly say you would be better served by looking through the grow journals of some of the better growers here. hang out for a while and you'll figure out who has a clue and who is full of shit
there are some things that aren't really weed specific that will teach you a lot, things that apply to all plants.
knowing what mobile and immobile nutrients are, and how they effect your plant when they aren't in balance, what cations are and how they work, what brix count is and how to improve it, the general daily cycle of plants, knowing that stomata are closed at night and open in the day.....all kinds of little things that will effect when and how you do everything else
shit, maybe i ought to write a book...."Learn how to grow Weed, from a guy who's made every mistake you can make, so you don't have to make them yourself"
there are some things that aren't really weed specific that will teach you a lot, things that apply to all plants.
knowing what mobile and immobile nutrients are, and how they effect your plant when they aren't in balance, what cations are and how they work, what brix count is and how to improve it, the general daily cycle of plants, knowing that stomata are closed at night and open in the day.....all kinds of little things that will effect when and how you do everything else
shit, maybe i ought to write a book...."Learn how to grow Weed, from a guy who's made every mistake you can make, so you don't have to make them yourself"
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Check out The Cannabis Encyclopedia by Jorge Cervantes. The book contain tons of information but is about 600 pages long which may be too much for some people
What he said. Good luck, BigSteve.