The Cannabis Grow Bible

The Indoor Horticultural Business of Cultivation for Chronic Pain, Anxiety and Medical / Recreational Use: 21st Century Cannabis

De: Christopher Patino

Narrado por: John Strong

The Cannabis Grow Bible fully explains the art of growing high quality pot. Author and aficionado Christopher Patino blends a radical understanding of marijuana botany with practical advice on handing the day-to-day demands of maintaining a high yield garden, and offers proven methods that maximize both yield and potency.

2023 updated and with techniques specific for indoor cultivation, this comprehensive guide covers everything indoor growers got to know, including how to select the best genetics, super-soil and hydroponic grows, handling pests and predators and advanced yield-measuring systems, and protecting the crop from sneaky pests. It also explains where to purchase the BEST SEEDS that give a way better yield using fewer plants.

Patino's easy-to-follow instructions include accuracy, and depth knowledge presented to benefit both home producers and professional gardeners alike.

©2023 Christopher Patino (P)2024 Christopher Patino

Informative

Very insightful to hear and great information about cannabis I’m a new to this all and this was to me very helpful

Good for Beginners

It has alot of good information. I found alot of the information very helpful and helped me have a good crop

Fast overlook

It hit all the points it needed to. The points it hinted on, were never explained well. I wish more time was spent with facts not opinions. I feel there are just too many possibilities with no pros vs con workup.

The narration voices…..irratating. Imitation Cheech & Chong, but not funny. It ruined the content for me.

This book teaches no botanical terminology. The techniques are basic and poorly explained. The author doesn’t address nutrients, pest, or setting up your environment. This book is a waste of money for a beginner.

The worst grow book I have ever encountered

There is more bad advice than good advice present in this book. It is apparent the author has little or no experience growing. This book will lead the new grower straight to failure. The pest control section is so full of bad advice it is laughable. Especially in regards to spider mites.
There are good grow books out there, but this is not one of them.
In all actuality, the author should be ashamed of himself for accepting payment for such a poor product.