Marijuana Horticulture: Your Complete Guide for Personal Marijuana Cultivation

Of course the title says it all, practical advice for the "medical" grower or otherwise. However, also provides much practical advice for any type of indoor horticulture whether it be chile peppers, tomatoes, etc..., though this is not stated in the book. Well organized, written in a clear, succinct prose w/ a modicum of real world advice and at times humor. Whatever one thinks of the evil herb worth a read especially pertaining to responsible use of herbicides, pesticides and the like that is of great use for many of those who want to go low impact and/or organic. Aa

Of course the title says it all, practical advice for the "medical" grower or otherwise. However, also provides much practical advice for any type of indoor horticulture whether it be chile peppers, tomatoes, etc..., though this is not stated in the book. Well organized, written in a clear, succinct prose w/ a modicum of real world advice and at times humor. Whatever one thinks of the evil herb worth a read especially pertaining to responsible use of herbicides, pesticides and the like that is of great use for many of those who want to go low impact and/or organic. Aa

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