The Foolproof Way to Grow Marijuana Indoors: The Organic Medical Cannabis Growing Guide

Dain Kohler

Aug 2014 · PowerUp Productions

About this ebook

There are a lot of books out there on how to grow cannabis, but this book may very well be the best book for someone who wants to grow cannabis indoors for the first time.  The vast majority of cannabis growing books either assume you already know how to grow plants, include a lot of information that isn’t helpful for someone growing less than a couple dozen plants, or do not organize their information in a way that is easy to work with – or all of the above!    This book tells you everything you need to know to grow cannabis very well.  The information is presented in a clear, concise, logical way.  Although this book promotes a completely organic approach to growing vibrantly healthy plants, a great deal of the information presented herein would undoubtedly be of great help even to those who use some non-organic products in their soil-based system or grow their plants hydroponically.  Let's get growing!

Ratings and reviews

Lacking key information. It's like the guy gives you enough info to get started and then kill your plants. "20 to 30" days to root clones? Unnecessary and spurious advice. Info is questionable and dated. There are better write ups.

This is a great book for growing cannabis at home without poisonous additives. The book explains what makes good soil and what to put in your soil to make it fertile. Kohler also describes good watering practices, how to light your grow room, what temperature to keep the room at. The book even gets into more advanced topics like how to sex your plants, how to maximize your grow, and how to best harvest your plants for fastest turn around. This is a great book. Remember, putting chemicals on your plants means putting chemicals in your body. If you're trying to make money in the new, self-described, "Green Boom" or you're just curious how people grow cannabis, this is a great book for the money.

Mr. Kohler shares his hand-on wisdom on the art of the organic marijuana harvest. The chapters on germination and lighting are especially useful to the first-time grower, while the coverage of soil and fertilization are illuminating to the seasoned horticulturalist. He also covers propagation by cuttings and the generation of “female seeds”. This is an indispensable addition to the library of any organic grower.