Enlightenment

[RedRum]

Just wanted to say this is a really great place to find information. I am going to have to confess that I never really had any knowledge of the different strains and didn't realize that one strain might have such a drastically different effect than the other. I thought the only difference and means to differentiate was the amount of THC a plant might produce. I feel like I have a lot to learn now. Are there any good books out there?

RedRum Reviewed by RedRum on 02-16-2008. Enlightenment Just wanted to say this is a really great place to find information. I am going to have to confess that I never really had any knowledge of the different strains and didn't realize that one strain might have such a drastically different effect than the other. I thought the only difference and means to differentiate was the amount of THC a plant might produce. I feel like I have a lot to learn now. Are there any good books out there? Rating: 5

[pauldiggity]

For books you should check out The Cannabible by Jason King The CannabibleThere are three volumes, each with detailed pictures and descriptions of over 250 different strains in each volume. It's probably the greatest Cannabis book I've ever seen.

[RedRum]

Thank you very much. I knew there was a book out there!!!! I am going to amazon it tonight. :thumbsup:

[pauldiggity]

Sure thing!

[kgb420]

For books you should check out The Cannabible by Jason King The CannabibleThere are three volumes, each with detailed pictures and descriptions of over 250 different strains in each volume. It's probably the greatest Cannabis book I've ever seen.

migh be a matter of opinion, but i think the big books of buds by Ed Rosenthal are a little better as far as the strain genetics info goes..