Marijuana Horticulture: The cannabis. Grower's Bible M

Marijuana Horticulture: cannabis. M Grower's Bible Author: Jorge Cervantes Pages: 1075 Illustrations: A 1120 color photographs Format: Has index and glossary terms. Profiles for indoor and outdoor growers, both advanced to those who have already taken the first steps and want to keep growing. The language, straightforward and well-structured, make it suitable for all audiences. The wide range of issues it addresses make it suitable for gardeners level. Level: Very well structured, very well translated, well illustrated (with good quality images and printed), with a very direct language, accurate and useful information and correct. We follow the Bible by Jorge Cervantes, the classic manual on the cultivation of cannabis ... And as tradition, this new edition of the Bible will find more and more: an expected increase in the number of pages (in this case we are faced with 1075 pages), more sections, more comments and observations, and especially in This time what we find are MORE PICTURES! About 1120, and also in full color. To reinforce this very extensive illustration, the entire book is printed on paper for photo editing. So, this dense volume can withstand any problems if the growth and merging of images on each page, corners, paragraphs and sections. Who gives more? As they say, a picture is worth 1000 words, so it should be noted that the specific visual weight of this volume offers a good deal of additional information to that offered by the texts, and thus, in addition to clarifying the discussion in Chapters in a very clear additional we have a very nice book to read and have in hand. The topics covered in the book are endless. To get an idea only has to take a look at the index. In addition to dealing in a single volume to the cultivation interior, exterior and hydroponics (Cervantes topics previously published in separate books), the chapters in this book range from seed selection to the rearing of them, going through the phase plant growth, flowering, harvest, light bulbs and earth, container, water and fertilizers, pests, drying and curing, or even the development of hashish, among others. In this sense we can be sure that we are facing the most comprehensive manual on the cultivation of cannabis. It is almost impossible to think of a topic that it is not adequately reflected in this book (indeed, we find also aspects that we did not have in mind). And the way of presenting information is welcome: clear, logical, direct and without unnecessary detours. Furthermore, the content is so well structured that it could be said that this is a book for both experts and people with less background in the subject of the crop: if it does not have a single chapter introduction to the culture, book sections are as balanced and written in a language transparent, making them suitable for all grower with a broad curiosity about the subject, whatever their starting level. In addition to the back page of each section has a distinctive color so we can guide us in the book a very easy way. However, one of the most recommended book and very well edited.