Book description
Ed Rosenthal's legacy handbook contains the foundational knowledge, tools, and methods to enable you to grow great marijuanaāinside and out.Ā
All aspects of cultivation are covered, from the selection of varieties, setting up of the garden, through each stage of plant growth all the way to harvesting. Use efficient technologyā¦
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Why read it?
1 author picked Marijuana Grower's Handbook as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This is the home growerās bible, written by an OG. Everything you could ever want to know about growing cannabisābut didnāt know to askāis packed into these 500 pages, and the photos are pure plant porn. Before Rosenthal walks you through the growing process, from garden design to post-harvest, he provides a comprehensive guide to the cannabis plant and how it grows. This book gave me the confidence to grow my own medicine, and that changed my life.
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