Description
Use the perfect method for growing the small amounts of marijuana needed for medical use, easily, organically, and year-round, with a simple hydroponic system. Most people who are interested in growing medical marijuana at home aren't experienced in growing marijuana; they've just found themselves in a medical situation where it can help. The most efficient and intensive method of cultivating marijuana, especially on the small-scale grower level, is by hydroponic gardening. Also, hydroponic methods lend themselves easily to organic standards and rarely require pesticides. With step-by- step instructions and photos, hydroponics and marijuana-growing expert Joshua Sheets shows how to create, build, maintain, and harvest a hydroponic marijuana garden. He even includes information on the best nutrient solutions and breeding plants. Whether you use marijuana to aid health, especially to alleviate the effects of chemotherapy and other drugs, or, in states where it is legal, as a recreational drug similar to alcohol, Homegrown Marijuana is the perfect book to take control of your own production.
About the Author
As the Bourbon Authority for the Kentucky Derby Museum, 35-year-old Fred Minnick enjoys an annual classroom audience of more than 25,000, and his whiskey books are sold in the museum's 250,000-consumers-a-year gift shop. A Wall Street Journal-best-selling author for his book Camera Boy, Minnick writes the drinks column for Parade.com, the award-winning American Whiskey column for Tasting Panel Magazine, the Toasting the Hunt column for Covey Rise, and regularly contributes to Bourbon Review, Caviar Affair, USA Today, Whisky Advocate, and Whisky Magazine. Liquor.com named Minnick's recently released Whiskey Women: The Untold Story of How Women Saved Bourbon, Scotch & Irish Whiskey (Potomac Books) one of the Best Drinks Books of 2013, while Huffington Post, Forbes, American Way, SeriousEats.com, Washington Post, Esquire, New York Observer, NPR, and Crain's Business Journal praised Minnick for writing such an important history.
Book Information
ISBN 9781591869108
Author Joshua Sheets
Format Paperback
Page Count 192
Imprint Cool Springs Press
Publisher Quarto Publishing Group USA Inc
Weight(grams) 478g
About the Author
As the Bourbon Authority for the Kentucky Derby Museum, 35-year-old Fred Minnick enjoys an annual classroom audience of more than 25,000, and his whiskey books are sold in the museum's 250,000-consumers-a-year gift shop. A Wall Street Journal-best-selling author for his book Camera Boy, Minnick writes the drinks column for Parade.com, the award-winning American Whiskey column for Tasting Panel Magazine, the Toasting the Hunt column for Covey Rise, and regularly contributes to Bourbon Review, Caviar Affair, USA Today, Whisky Advocate, and Whisky Magazine. Liquor.com named Minnick's recently released Whiskey Women: The Untold Story of How Women Saved Bourbon, Scotch & Irish Whiskey (Potomac Books) one of the Best Drinks Books of 2013, while Huffington Post, Forbes, American Way, SeriousEats.com, Washington Post, Esquire, New York Observer, NPR, and Crain's Business Journal praised Minnick for writing such an important history.
Book Information
ISBN 9781591869108
Author Joshua Sheets
Format Paperback
Page Count 192
Imprint Cool Springs Press
Publisher Quarto Publishing Group USA Inc
Weight(grams) 478g
