Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #289187 in Books
• Published on: 2006-04-06
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 128 pages

Synopsis
A legendary breeder, Soma shares his growing secrets. Soma's mindful approach to organic cannabis gardening ensures high-yield crops of world-famous taste and potency. Soma has become synonymous with a mindful approach to cannabis gardening and an earth-friendly lifestyle. His varieties of marijuana are considered legendary and have been big winners at the most reputable festivals in the world - now, for the first time, he shares the philosophy and methods that distinguish him as a world-class breeder of cannabis in one concise volume. Essays include detailed advice on organic approaches to growing the plant, addressing the specific needs of the connoisseur and enthusiast. Two full-colour sections of Soma's lush photography reveal the colourful beauty and range of his plants. Perfectly suited to the home grower, Soma's advice is inspiring and informative, emphasising the sublime qualities of marijuana's flavour and effects when grown in optimal conditions.

Customer Reviews

Great info for such a small book
This is a very well (and passionately) written book. The author clearly states that it is not a 'complete' grow book buyt a supplement on organic growing. His designs and ideas are inspirational and incisive. It partners VERY well with Greg Green's 'bible' and/or Jorge Cervante's ' Indoor, Outdoor MEdical Growers Bible' coverring a different aspect and with a dedication to organic growing.

BUY IT (check used and new prices for a bargain) if you want to go for the sweetness and purity of organic growing - a book for enthusiasts, hobbyists and the dedicated organic fans out there. But bear in mind it is a suipplement on organics not a total grow book!

An enjoyable read.
All in all SOMA's book is an enjoyable read but really .. that's all it is. It's not a good book for hydroponics or natural/organic growing, it's not a table top conversation book like the Cannabibble series and the only truely technical or growing tip it gives you regarding ratio's of fertalisers etc. can be found in other more informative and technically detailed works. I'd probably recommend this to anyone remotely interested and thinking of maybe growing a single plant or two. It's weird but the book is just a 'nice' read. Kind of like the Cannabible is a pleasant bbrowse through hhundreds of photographs. You can feel the guys care, love and enjoyment of his plants and his nurturing of them, it comes through in his writing but I wouldn't recommend the book to anyone serious about growing or anyone looking for an A to Z on how to grow.