How to Grow Marijuana Outdoors

A Step-by-Step Beginner's Guide to Growing Top-Quality Weed Outdoors

By: Tom Whistler

Narrated by: John Tyndall

This audiobook contains a step-by-step guide on how to grow top-quality weed outdoors. Growing weed indoors has been a practice in the past decades. With weed being accepted by the mainstream market, however, it is now possible for us, with the proper permits, to grow it in our backyards.

With this audiobook, you will learn:

• The basic needs of the marijuana plant
• What makes the marijuana plant special and why it is worth growing
• The marijuana plant's life cycle, and how you can manipulate this cycle in your goal to grow top-quality weed

We will also learn:

• How you can get seeds
• How you can start your farm
• How to harvest, dry, and cure weed

©2017 Tom Whistler (P)2017 Tom Whistler

its really worthable book

This was a very informative book. Covering not only the history but all the ins and outs if you would like to grow your own

great book for beginners

It explains everything you need to know, nearly every detail is explained thoroughly and nothing is left out between both the Beginners and Advanced titles

bunch of knowledge

The knowledge in this book would be beneficial to anyone that is either beginning to grow or is an experienced grower. The book covers the basics in great detail and the more advanced techniques as well in a clear manner

Great listen.

Lots of practical information for those of us who had some vague knowledge and needed clarification. Does not talk down to you or waste time on the more obvious facts.
I enjoyed the narrator, his pleasant voice reminds me of the motel 6 commercials .. maybe “
will keep the grow light on for ya “

All in all worth the purchase and I will certainly refer back to this - just the facts guide to growing outdoors!

five star

smooth flow from chapter to chapter. both books are relatively easy to understand but I do wish it did go further in detail

meh

sooooooo basic, not worth 5 bucks. For babies only, nothing remotely advanced here, disappointing to say the least