Closet Cultivator: Indoor Marijuana Cultivation Made Easy
- ISBN13: 9780932551214
- Condition: NEW
- Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.
Size and in clear, understandable language for the novice grower DescriptionWritten Closet Cultivator is the ultimate secret Growing Guide. The author discusses lighting, nutrients, water systems, potency, and more, and he shows how to establish a high-yield garden in a limited space – and limited to a budget. . . . More>>
I agree with other reviewers that this is a very simple book. It really seems to only cover the basic theory and cultivation of marijuana, and never in the special features. There was absolutely no guide to a cabinet system, why should you, what benefits or problems would be. The illustrations were all from large gardens and did not explain how the room set up. The color pictures were ok, but not everything that I had not seen yet. Rating: 5.1
This book is badly written, full of outdated information and is not serious for the farmers. Could a teenager who is considering growing is interesting, but lack the necessary information in order to be successful. I have read many books to grow, and this is one of the worst I have seen. In fact, I’ve thrown in the trash. Rating: 5.1
When I bought this book, I thought it looked great and I would be the necessary information to set up a small system to grow. But there was absolutely no information about setting up systems of any kind, but it was all basic information, such as the plants need water to survive! I only wish that there is an option for negative stars. I’d Sea of Green by Hans, Marijuana Grower’s Guide by Mel Frank, Indoor Marijuana Horticulture or recommend any of these books, in contrast to this, clear and relevant information to help anyone thatwould grow up a basic system. Rating: 5.1
well what can I say, it’s a great book on growing marijuana, and well I think it should be a five star win rateing Rating: 5.5
The info is old, incomplete and / or the hand, and as you develop the other direction (indicated in the title) to mounting. Ed’s rock solid, but this book is one of its few faults. Rating: 5.1