Growing Marijuana: Easy Guide on Growing Marijuana Indoors and Outdoors. Master Marijuana Horticulture Including Hydroponic Marijuana. Getting High on Your Own Supply Doesn't Have to Be Hard Anymore!

Growing Marijuana

Easy Guide on Growing Marijuana Indoors and Outdoors. Master Marijuana Horticulture Including Hydroponic Marijuana. Getting High on Your Own Supply Doesn’t Have to Be Hard Anymore!

By Ronald Weedley, Harry Pot and Hermione Ganja

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Table of Contents

Introduction 1

Growing Cannabis 3

Getting to Know the Plant 13

Marijuana Seeds and How to Get Them 23

The Marijuana Growth Cycle 31

Where You Should Grow – Indoor vs. Outdoor Cultivation 35

Indoor Growing 41

Hydroponics 87

Planting Outdoors 99

Cannabis Flowering 125

Caring for Your Plants 135

Increasing Yield, Cloning, and Breeding 139

Harvesting 149

Drying and Trimming 157

Curing and Storing 163

Conclusion 169

Introduction

So, your state has finally legalized marijuana. Congratulations! That means that the days of hiding and smoking in dark and sketchy neighborhoods are officially over. But since buying weed for medicinal and/or recreational purposes still breaks the bank, you cannot help but wonder – will you be able to grow your own cannabis?

If you too have been wondering that, then I’ve got some great news for you. By buying this book you’ve really hit the jackpot. From why you should grow your own weed and getting to know the plant’s anatomy, learning about the growth regulations of your state and just how legal marijuana growing is in your country, to teaching you what it takes to grow cannabis indoors and outdoors as well as providing you with the necessary equipment knowledge and the best tricks to getting the highest yield, this book is the only cannabis growing guide you will ever need.

Your thumb isn’t exactly green? Don’t fret! With the help of this book you will learn everything there is to know about sowing, germination, flowering, caring for and harvesting your cannabis, as well as how to best dry the plant and properly store it.

Whether you have the room in your yard, or you live in a tiny apartment, don’t worry. Explaining the perks and giving you the best tips for indoor and outdoor growing, as well as introducing hydroponic marijuana and helping you build the best-growing systems, this book will help you get high on your own supply.

Stop worrying about the quality of the weed you are smoking and start enjoying the amazingly healing powers of the environmentally conscious plant that you have grown on your own. Read on and start your own cannabis garden today!

Growing Cannabis

If you are a cannabis user, then chances are, you have already toyed with the idea of growing your own plants at home. Just like a wine lover has dreamed of owning their own vineyard someday. But unlike with wine, you don’t need acres of good land to have quality marijuana at hand. In order to turn your dream into reality, you don’t need much, really. And this is the best thing about growing cannabis – anyone can do it.

You can do it in a corner of your bedroom, in the comfort of your backyard, or even build a high-tech greenhouse for your hobby if you have the space and money. It doesn’t matter what your budget is or how much square footage you can set aside for cultivating marijuana. All you need is a good technique and some practical tips.

Why Do It?

Besides the obvious reason – that you will always have available weed at hand, as well as the fact that you don’t need much to get started, growing marijuana can be rewarding in many different ways. If you are looking for a little encouragement to take the first step and become a cannabis home-grower, then perhaps the list of benefits below will be a good enough reason to give marijuana cultivation a try.

Because You Will Be in Control

Growing cannabis for yourself means that you will be given the absolute autonomy to control the entire process – from sowing the seeds to enjoying the final product. It means that you will be the only master cultivator and can develop a growing system that works for you and satisfies your needs the most. 

Say goodbye to worrying about which types of fertilizers were used to protect the plant you are smoking or whether it was cured properly The entire process will be controlled by you, in the comfort of your home, so you will always know exactly what you are smoking. And if you are looking to grow for medicinal reasons and have a compromised immune system, the control you will have over this medicine can really make a difference as you will not have to question the garden amendments used in the growing process.

Because You Will Have Choices

Even if marijuana is legal in your country and you have the option to choose, cannabis users are still deprived of the total freedom to explore different products and strains, mostly because they are not always readily available to them. Edibles, concentrates, tinctures… you name it. By growing your own marijuana plants you will be free to use the plant as you see fit, and most importantly – it will always be within your reach.

Because You Will Be Free to Experiment

Choosing to cultivate your own cannabis means that you will be given the freedom to experiment with growing methods. And thanks to the latest legalizations and modern technology, the cannabis industry is practically bursting with innovation. Being a home-grower, you can become a part of the marijuana revolution and find interesting ways to use the plant and come up with a variety of exciting cannabis products.

Because You Will Learn a LOT about the Plant

Unfortunately, the prohibition has robbed us from getting in touch with the plant. Having such a crippled relationship with cannabis, people – whether they are marijuana users or not - know very little about what this plant can actually do for them.

Tending to a marijuana garden can help you gain an appreciation for the plant, spike your interest, and make you learn more about its history and development so you can find a way to manipulate it even better.

Because You Will Save Money

A single plant of marijuana can easily yield to 3 pounds of weed if grown outdoors and in proper conditions, that is. Even with just a couple of plants, you will produce a lot of top-quality cannabis to use for whichever purposes you like.

Whether you use it recreationally or for medicinal reasons, cultivating cannabis at home will give you a lot of weed at hand, without having to fork out tons of money. The steady flow of marijuana you will be provided with will ensure that you will never have the reason to buy weed ever again.

Of course, you can spend money on equipment and fancy materials, however, that investment will surely pay off. So, the result is always the same – growing your own weed will save you a lot of money in the long haul.

Because You Will Have a Rewarding Hobby

Smoking your weed may not be addictive, but cultivating it surely is. Once you embark on the cultivation train, you will start generating a deep interest in growing a lot more than weed. Caring for your cannabis plants will have you hooked for general horticulture, and make you develop a rewarding hobby that will enable you to attain many new life skills on the way.

Because You Can

Yes! When it comes to marijuana, that is a good reason as well. If you live in a country where growing marijuana is legal, really, do you need another reason? Wouldn’t growing a few plants on your own be pretty exciting?

Is It Legal?

The home cultivation of marijuana has really come a long way since the old days of complete prohibition. With more and more states allowing you to grow legally, the number of recreational cannabis users and medical patients who are considering becoming cultivators is growing by the hour. But just because it is legal for you to smoke weed doesn’t mean that the laws of your country permit you to cultivate it.

Even if marijuana has been legalized in your country, the murky legal history of this plant still casts a shadow over its cultivation and consumption in general. So, it is only natural to assume that growing marijuana in the comfort of your home probably comes with a certain amount of risk.

The risk, of course, depends on the laws of your state. In order for you to know exactly how legal growing marijuana is in your state/country, I’ve put together this chapter, outlining the cannabis growing status for those places where marijuana is legal.

USA

Although marijuana in the United States is still considered illegal