I wanna learn

[reefdiver]

Hay everybody...
Before I ask any questions here I wanna get a couple of books and read up.
I could have sworn I saw a sticky or thread that critiqued several of the basic ones but I can't find it now. If you know what I'm talking about...please point me in the right direction.
Besides that...I would like a book that could be called "Growing for Dummies". After I get the basics...what would be a more technical book.
I haven't decided yet on indoor vs. outdoor, soil vs. hydro yet so I'm just looking for basics at this point.

reefdiver Reviewed by reefdiver on 08-06-2009. I wanna learn Hay everybody... Before I ask any questions here I wanna get a couple of books and read up. I could have sworn I saw a sticky or thread that critiqued several of the basic ones but I can't find it now. If you know what I'm talking about...please point me in the right direction. Besides that...I would like a book that could be called "Growing for Dummies". After I get the basics...what would be a more technical book. I haven't decided yet on indoor vs. outdoor, soil vs. hydro yet so I'm Rating: 5

[headshake]

try a search on amazon. you can usually browse the insides of most of the books. not to mention there are reader reviews! jorge cervantes is an author a lot recommend. ed rosenthal ( i think his name is) is another.

your bound to run accross a couple that you will like.


-shake

[Horsemanrocks]

I'm with Shake....two good suggestions.

Horsemanrocks

[reefdiver]

Thanks guys...I just finished the growers bible. It seemed really basic so now I feel I have a base line to start asking questions and considering what kind of grow I want.
My next books will be Jorge Cervantes'

[ZW427]

There is also some good DVD's out too. I like the one by Jorge!

[LOC NAR on probation]

Outside you are at the mercy of mother nature.
Inside you are at the mercy of only yourself.

Which one do you trust more ?

[reefdiver]

Mother Nature...hands down!

[purplekush989]

THE MARIJUANA GROWER'S GUIDE..........by Mel Frank & Ed Rosenthal

dont need to buy a book when there is one online. i forget who originally posted this, but it's good stuff.