This extensive guide has easy to follow directions covering planting, growing, harvesting, and curing marijuana. It includes instructions for both indoor and outdoor grows as well as different styles of hydroponics setups. It goes over all of the different elements needed for a successful grow op, and how to choose the best elements for your particular situation. Cannabis Life Cycle The following provides a glimpse into the Life Cycle of a Cannabis The Cannabis Grow Bible Jorge The Cannabis Grow Bible Jorge Cervantes. The author, Daniel Chamovitz, Ph.D., is the director of the Manna Center for Plant Biosciences at Tel Aviv University. He has served as a visiting scientist at Yale University and at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, and has lectured at universities around the world. His research has appeared in major scientific journals.

The new Bible is a great piece of work, it?s very clear and full of info about how to do it. Everybody needs one on their bookshelf at home.? Henk, Founder HESI Nutrients (www.hesi.nl) This book is focused on sustainable weed management in heavy-textured soils. It contains an overview of important soil factors with regards to weed control, including pH, texture and depth of the soil, organic matter content, compaction and moisture levels. Marijuana Horticulture, by Jorge Cervantes, is a classic in the field. The book was first published in 1983 and has been updated several times since then. The latest edition contains an expanded section on hydroponics and covers all aspects of growing marijuana indoors under artificial light or outdoors with natural sunlight.

As the technique started to become established, it enabled growers to reduce the size of their plots while increasing the quantity and potency of the cannabis they produced. As the book explains, decreasing the size of grows and switching to indoor cultivation became necessary as law enforcement grew increasingly vigilant and well-equipped. It covers everything from its history and uses to gardening practices, cannabinoid measurements, medical varieties, and more. This book is written by Jorge Cervantes, who also wrote “Marijuana Horticulture,” one of the best selling cannabis growing books of all time. Easy Cannabis Garden: Organically at Home (Indoor Grow System Setup, Hydroponics and Soil Gardening) (Grow Up Your Life Series Book 2) by Margo Kovalenko We also go over important topics like grow room setup, diseases, pests, and problems that can affect your cannabis plants, as well as the critical steps involved in harvesting, manicuring, drying, curing, and storing your cannabis. We also provide expert advice on the entire cannabis cultivation lifecycle, making it the ultimate guide for any cannabis grower. Side note: If you are making edibles, we seriously recommend using this kitchen appliance, the LEVO, to decarboxylate your cannabis and infuse it into an oil of your choosing. (We received a free unit to test out, and now deploy it to make THC coconut oil on a monthly basis. It’s awesome.)

In addition to the hard copy version, if you have a Kindle, Android phone, or iPhone and want to have this grow guide with you at all times, there’s a kindle version available too. Unlike some of the other grow bibles, you don’t get the feeling he’s trying to sell anything except his knowledge.

5. Marijuana Grower’s Handbook (2010)by Ed Rosenthal

Jorge Cervantes’ Ultimate Grow DVD 2, Hydroponic Cannabis Indoors & Organic Marijuana Outdoors, English. If you feel like you have gaps in your knowledge of the basic process of growing, or if you want a simple, easy-to-understand guide to gently walk you through your first few grows, this book will serve you well. Marijuana Botany: An Advanced Study is a book that describes how to grow marijuana indoors and outdoors. It provides details about the plants’ strains, their properties and uses for medicinal purposes as well as recreational use. It also explains how to breed new varieties of cannabis from old ones. Here are some books that will teach indoor growing

The Cannabis Encyclopedia has detailed information on every kind of growing technique, entire chapters on the history of cannabis, different methods of consuming and processing buds, organic practices, tools to measure environmental controls in your grow room, how to increase yields and cannabinoid potency, and much more. This is the ultimate guide to cannabis for serious growers. I know you are dedicated to growing the best marijuana possible or you wouldn’t be reading this right now.A good grower doesn’t just have a shed full of garden shears, fertilizer, soil and gardening gloves. A real grower also has a huge library full of trusted books that they can refer to anytime they need. Not just books that fill up space on the bookshelf either, but books that are game-changers when it comes to what you know about cannabis. These early chapters of the Grow Bible also explain the pros and cons of cultivating cannabis indoors vs. outdoors. Underground guerilla years (1983-2010) Cervantes wore a disguise to conceal his identity so that he could teach the world to grow. Operation Green Merchant (1989) set up by the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) and local law enforcement sent more than half of Jorge’s friends to prison during the infamous “War on Drugs”. Cervantes came “out of the closet” in a 2010 interview on National Public Radio (USA). The Ultimate Strain Guide is the first book in our list of the best indoor growing books. This book contains over 1,000 marijuana strains and their characteristics as well as their effects on the body. The book also has a detailed description of indoor growing techniques that can be used to grow marijuana indoors. The Ultimate Strain Guide was written by Steve Hager and was first published in 1993. 2. Hydroponic Grow Bible (PDF)

Some readers even posted photos of their harvests, which they grew according to Mr. Grow It’s methods! The list simply wouldn’t be complete without a book that outlines, in great detail, what’s involved in having an organic marijuana garden. When The Rev decided to convert his synthetic-fertilized hydroponic growing system into an organic indoor system, he also chose to write this book about it. Organic growing techniques are best for indoor cannabis plants, so use them when you can, but don’t worry too much about it if you’re new to gardening!

3. Cultivating Exceptional Cannabis:An Expert Breeder Shares His Secrets (2004) by DJ Short

As a breeder, DJ Short has extensive advice on selection, pollination and stabilization of strains for the purpose of creating strong, true-breeding new varieties. As well as this, there is a strong emphasis on organic cultivation, and plenty of advice on how to fine-tune your set-up so that resources such as electricity and nutrients are not wasted. Each main aspect of growing is explained in a simple yet effective manner, with gorgeous photographs of Short’s strains as illustration. Marijuana: 4 Manuscripts’ stands out because it includes, as the title suggests, four separate tomes. Each covers a different topic. In Chapters 6-11, you’ll learn the secrets of successfully growing cannabis indoors (in both soil and hydroponic set-ups), as well as outdoor cultivation.