Leo Holden

Cannabis growing. Marijuana horticulture guide Leo Holden

The best marijuana is the one you grow yourself. This is something that cannot be totally explained in logical terms, but still every grower, even the first-time novice, knows that his plant has the most healing and mind-altering, most appreciated effect, while contradicting all rational propositions that dictate quality/potency status. In other words, your own harvest works magic for you. The consumption of cannabis has become too much of a recreational experience that has generated around it a whole industrial mechanism that is forced to play by the market rules, falling in the consumerist trap of producing a lot, in shorter time, with less resources and less attention. The result is an underground niche market infused with poor quality marijuana, that's been produced for a single reason, to stone you into numbness, more or less like a unidirectional kick. But this particular effect is nothing without the complexity of sensations, mind-altering perceptions and the soothing ability to calm your brain and body instead of just putting them into a vegetative state. This profit driven common practice has practically set a baseline of economic efficiency and as collateral, consumers are already accustomed with only this particular effect and this particular perception of the use of marijuana - therefor the public attention was distracted from the real beneficial properties of this incredible plant used as a natural remedy for millennia. Here is a preview of what you'll learn: - Outdoors vs. Indoors growing - Cannabis strains - Germination - Vegetative stage - Flowering - Harvesting