Marijuana Grower's Insider's Guide

Scientifically rigorous enough for a professional botanist yet accessible to anyone who wants to grow their own marijuana, this book is illustrated with 164 photos, 64 in color, 29 line drawings, 30 tables, charts, maps.

This book introduces the novice to the many ways marijuana is grown, and guides both the apprentice and the experienced grower through the setup and maintenance of his or her garden. It does not need to be read cover to cover. You'll find this book most useful as a reference guide that answers your questions and offers solutions to your problems as they appear. There is a comprehensive Table of Contents, 26 chapters with more than 60 subentries, and an Index to help you find the pages that should address your questions. I've learned it's better to repeat certain important points and facts in several appropriate places rather than for the reader to somehow miss a crucial point. Please bear these redundancies with me. Almost any problem should be addressed somewhere in this book. I know from twenty years of experience that the answers are here, but you must ask the questions in an appropriate context. Skim this book at first to familiarize yourself with the areas covered and the layout; then use this book as a reference to answer any questions as they surface. There are nearly as many ways to grow marijuana as there are marijuana growers. Cultivation is not a complicated process (after all, marijuana is a weed), and I hope I haven't made it appear complicated. Some chapters may seem excessively detailed, but this is because I've tried to anticipate the most common problems, or address difficulties you may never see. Your questions about the plants and cultivation will become more complex as you gain experience. This book should serve as a useful guide long after your first reading and initial harvest.