The Marijuana Horticulture Handbook: Clear, Easy-To-Digest Guide to Growing and Cultivating Cannabis

A STEP-BY-STEP BEGINNERS GUIDE TO GROWING TOP-QUALITY WEED

So, you're interested in growing cannabis? Growing weed is super easy-it's called "weed" for a reason-so don't worry if you haven't grown anything before. This clear, easy-to-digest guide will help growers of all kinds, especially first-time ones. Whether indoors or outdoors, growing marijuana is fun and rewarding, but it can also be challenging and takes a certain amount of patience, time, and money. It'll walk you through all the steps of growing, from preparation, to seed germination, plant growth, and harvesting, as well as best practices and how to troubleshoot common problems.

Because the plant was illegal for so long, a lot of grow info has been passed down by word of mouth. There are many myths and traditions about growing weed, so it can be hard to sort good, sound advice from hearsay. Also, because it was illegal, there's ample information on indoor growing and how to get the most out of a small space by maximizing harvests and training plants. These are all great resources but not all growers want to put in that amount of time and effort to get a ton of weed-some growers just want to have fun, grow a little weed, and smoke something they grew themselves.

As states legalize weed and the plant becomes more accepted, more people are trying out their green thumbs by growing their own weed at home. Most states with legal weed allow one person to grow six plants at their residence and an entire household to grow 12 plants. Some allow less, and some allow more. But how much actual weed is that in dried buds that you can smoke? An ounce? A pound? Two pounds? The tricky thing is, all weed plants aren't the same size, and many factors affect how big a plant will get and how dense its buds become.

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