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Sea of Green: The Perpetual Harvest

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I am a medical marijuana user, and have been for years. The Sea of Green book has enabled me as never before. I may now grow my medicine in the privacy of my own home. I no longer have to rely on the clubs or the street.
Hans explains the entire process of growing just the right amount of marijuana for my personal needs. Using the Sea of Green method allows me to harvest once every week, thus creating a dependable supply of medicine.
The book is straightforward and written in simple language. It even has a day to day schedule, which takes you from the germination of the seed, till you harvest.
Anyone writing a bad review of this book, knows nothing about the sea of green method. This is the same book which High Times said was their best ever.
I read the review of the medical person who said it was not a good book. This person has an ax to grind against Hans. The book was owned by High Times, till it was discovered High Times was stealing tens of thousands of dollars worth of royalties from Hans. Hans sued them and won 100 per cent of his book back from them. High Times was also ordered to pay Hans $183,000 for royalties they had stole from him. They have their people write bad reviews about it, whenever they can. It won't work this time.
Hans is a friend of mine, and an excellent professional marijuana grower, (20 years of growing) author and videographer. He created the first indoor as well as the first outdoor grow video in the world and has just released his new Marijuana cooking DVD's.
If you want a realistic opinion of Hans, his books, or videos ask, ask Ed Rosenthal, Jose Cervantes, Mel Frank,or Marc Emery of Cannabis Culture Magazine. They all support Hans and his tireless efforts to have marijuana legalized.
If you buy this book, or any products from Hans, and don't like them, Hans will give your money back to include shipping cost. Yes! He is that good.
Signed: A satisfied grower.

This book covers everything a person needs to know about the sea of green method. It covers all the standard information, needed by a indoor marijuana grower, in the first section of the book. In the second section of the book, the sea of green process is detailed. The second section starts with seed selection and germination. It then goes on, to show how to determine gender, clone, grow "mammas", bloom, and harvest. This most informative book takes the grower by the hand and leads them through the entire sea of green process, from day one till the day of harvest. It eliminates the common problems faced by novice growers. The book is written in easy to understand language, is full of illustrations, and lots of pictures, as well as great color bud pics. I would suggest this book to anyone. High Times was the original publishers of the book, and praised the infamous Hans, as a Master grower. The Sea of Green, Perpetual Harvest book, is the only book in the world, which is written exclusively, covering the sea of green process. "Hans" is the foremost author of the sea of green method. In addition to this book, he also has the only sea of green Hydroponics book and video in the world. He is also the foremost producer of marijuana grow videos in the world, and sells the only Sea of Green video/book combination in the world. This book is definately five star material.

This is a very good book. It was written by a grower with over twenty years growing experience, and who is known around the world. It begins with an explanation of, how to select seeds and germinate them. The book uses lots of photos and diagrams along with the written text. It also has lots of color pictures of the whole process, (to include mega-bud shots)in a cool eight page centerfold. The book explains in simple terms how to clone, determine gender, water, nutrients, environemental aspects, light/photoperiod, pest, etc. all are covered in this informative book. This book was originally published by High Times and was advertised by them as used on the great program, "Pot of Gold" by Peter Jennings. It was also seen on "Eye on America". High Times says the book is the best grow book they ever published. They refer to "Hans" as a Master grower. I like the way the book was formatted. "Hans" breaks the book into two sections. The first section details the main information concerning marijuana growing. The second section is a day by day account of the perpetual harvest aspect. The day to day breakdown of "what to do" is really helpful. The Sea of green method allows a grower the ability to grow marijuana in a perpetual cycle. Buds are harvested once every two or three weeks perpetually. If you want to learn about the Sea of Green method, this is a good book to get. It even has a great video "Closet Cultivation" to go along with it. I personally ask Jorge Cervantes what he thought about the book. He said it was a "great book".

I am a medical marijuana user and I need my medicine. The original book by High Times "Growing Tips" was very informative and written by growers. This version by this author Hans is coming from a writer and Not a Grower, and thereby offers incredibly incorrect information to the reader, such that only by the intrepid nature of the plant and Nature would one have any chance of success. The book "Indoor Marijuana Horticulture" by Cervantes and "Growing Tips" by High Times will get anyone started and lead to success. This book by Hans will only confuse a novice. Further, it does not truly address the Sea of Green method. The Perpetual Harvest method is a distinct method, and Hans muddies the distinction to the point of being very confounding. Newbies, read the above other books and get success first, then read this one by Hans and you will understand my comments. I have no axe to grind, but I adore the medicine and wish to contribute to everyone's success in supplying their own needs, and this book is contrary to any beginner's true requirements for success. Stay Away until you have enough experience to evaluate for yourself the information in this book. Regards, Shannon.