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Cannabis Cultivation: A Complete Growers Guide

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This is probably the SECOND definitive guide to growing marijuana indoors. Unlike most books which cover the absolute basics, this book covers a great deal of subjects, not everything you could imagine, but it is one of the best guides. For example this book has about 230 Pages, while most others have under 150. This book covers it all in a basic format, and will definately get you operational.

Another good book I recommend in addition to this is:
Indoor Marijuana Horticulture - The Indoor Bible
by Jorge Cervantes

These 2 books will have you covered if your goal is indoor cultivation. However Closet Cultivator and the original Marijuana Question? Ask Ed! book are good companions and will offer other techniques and styles and different ways to do things. It's best to have a few sources, read them all and then go with something along in the middle.

Forget the bigger grow book names and get your hands on a copy of this very detailed and factual book. Like the other reviewers suggested this book contains information that is not dated and can not be found elsewhere. The writer has obviously put time and effort into the many essays on how to grow cannabis and in my opinion this is what causes the book to stand out over all the others. It is also short enough to be covered in the day or two and will benefit your grow. I like this book because it does not beat about the bush with pseudo second hand growing information. Besides the writer was once arrested for producing over £1 million worth of bud in a grow factory that he ran! How much more could you want?

I've looked at a few of the grow books and this is one of the better ones. The author uses clear and concise language with just enough information to clearly show how to set up and then manage a garden. I liked the fact that the book did not feel artificially padded and the author focused on what you really need to know to grow. It was nice to see illustrations of all the different set ups and combined with the text it would be easy to adapt to your own personal space. If you're serious about growing then this book or one by Mel Frank, will set you on the right track.

For anyone who has ever tried to grow this precious herb, you know how difficult it can be. With this magnificent how-to guide, I have had no difficulty in growing bountiful harvests. A special section toward the end of the book describes the best place to get seeds and how to smuggle them in. Best of all, the entire book is printed on hemp. Thank you for this treasure trove of marijuana maintenance magic!

I've grown a few times in the past and while I knew a lot of the stuff in this book it was a real lifesaver. The problem section and some of the info on getting started made the difference. I'll smoke one for you Mel.

every other book ive read is all mumbo jumbo this puts them into perspective and makes everything make sense a must have after reading other books by mr rosenthal.

A few color photos in the middle of some plants, buds and a few setups. Not really instructional (the color pics) but nice. The book has plenty of information and I enjoyed reading it. It has decent drawings of the different grow setups and information about nutrients, lights and security. Not my favorite by itself but its part of a collection of grow books that I have and it gave me enough information for me to feel good about buying it.

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