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# True Living Organics: The Ultimate Guide to Growing All-Natural Marijuana Indoors

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## Customer Reviews

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    A good place to start, but take it with a grain of salt
  

*by T***S on Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2017*

This is my 9th season of outdoor organic gardening, and I've started growing cannabis indoors and outdoors since it became legal here last December.  This book has a lot of good information in it.  Probably the best book available for growing organic marijuana.  Unfortunately, that's not the same as saying it's the best book on organic growing.  Like other grow guides I've read, this one if full of product placement, and the few recommendations I've followed have been hit or miss.  For example, the wax vape he recommends works great but burns through $25 coils every few weeks.  Ungood.  Also, he's pimping Hannah ph meters as the gold standard, but the reviews on Amazon tell a different story (I'd recommend going with the cheap one that recalibrates and get some storage and calibration solutions myself).  So, there's that.  Another thing this book has in common with other grow guides is a smattering of misinformation so boneheaded it leaves you scratching your head wondering what this guy was smoking and where you can get some.  Like the warning not to crank your CO2 too high or you might suffocate from it.  I think what he's thinking of is carbon monoxide:  CO, not CO2.  Which you can't buy in tanks at the grow store, and will kill you.  In the impossibly unlikely event that you managed to get CO2 levels high enough to kill you with a tank or generator, you would start to feel the panic response you feel when you hold your breath too long.  That is evolution's gift to mammals: when we get too much CO2 in our bloodstream, it tells us we need to get to a place where there's more oxygen to breathe ASAP. On the other hand, don't be like the trog in Johnston RI who killed his family by plugging up his furnace exhaust because he thought it would up his CO2 levels. That will put carbon monoxide into the air supply, which will lull you to sleep and kill you.  One little oxygen atom in the molecule makes a bit dif.  Also, he recommends Gardner and Bloome Blue Ribbon potting soil repeatedly, then cautions against using a potting soil with a peat base when mixing your soil because it will drive your ph down in the long run if you recycle your soil.  The thing is, Gardner and Bloome's first ingredient is peat.  There are reasons not to use too much peat:  it's not sustainably harvested (coir is) and it tends to turn to a brick if not sufficiently cut with coir, perlite and vermiculite.  PH isn't one of them.  Peat moss has a naturally low ph but most any soil mix you buy at the garden supply store will be ammended to a ph of around 6.5-7, and since peat is organic material that's been broken down in a peat bog for hundreds of years, the ph isn't apt to change much by the time it finds it's way onto store shelves.  He's right about it being reasonably priced though, it's cheaper than the local Coast of Maine I use.  On the other hand, the soil recipe is good.  I used it as a basis for my composted amendment recipe I used in the outdoor garden this summer. I tweaked a couple things, different brand of bloom fert and I added a bit of organic epson salt (the only dif is mined vs manufactured, otherwise it's exactly the same compound).  However, I used it as a super soil, lining the bottom 1/3 of the hole and mixing just a taste (about 10% of the mix) into the rest of the soil.  It worked great except the N was high in the beginning:  got a little leaf curl on the less hungry girls and the tomato blooms weren't coming on or setting great until some of the N worked out.  So I'll cut the blood meal in 1/2 next time (blood meal is the "quick" nitrogen in the mix).  Overall, if you want to grow organic cannabis, I'd recommend this book + a standard grow guide + a healthy dose of skepticism towards product placements, knowing that like many books on growing plants these will be a mix of science and the opinions of the grower.  The latter is true of many books on growing plants, not just cannabis grow guides. I recently read an organic farming book that claimed peat moss will raise your soil PH too much if you're not careful.  Maybe that guy and the Rev should get together, split the dif and arrive at the correct answer: peat ph doesn't really change over time 'cause it's already pretty much completely broken down from the centuries in the bog.  Bottom line:  it's a good place to start for organic cannabis growing, but keep reading other books on organic vegetable growing to round out your knowledge, and if something seems fishy do your research and see if you can confirm from other reliable sources.  And keep a journal: there's no substitute for experience, and no better way to guard against forgetting than writing stuff down.  Good luck!  BTW, further reading has turned me onto the fact that peat is quite sustainable here in North America:  we are currently harvesting from less than 1% of peat bogs here (Coleman, The New Organic Grower).  Peat does hold onto water tighter as moisture levels drop and like any carbon based medium it will be compacted by microbes breaking it down if you're growing organic, so be sure to keep it well watered and cut it with plenty of vermiculite and perlite.  I do 2 parts peat, 2 parts coir, 1 part worm castings, 1 part perlite, 1 part vermiculite for my potting soil base (before adding composted amendments).  Also, huge containers:  I'm using 15 gallons of container size per plant for plants that veg for 8-9 weeks.  Also, if height of your grow space is tight, google nebula haze mainlining.  Each plant has 8 uniform tops, and my 7 week plant's canopy is only 1 foot high.  Rev seems to think that this will affect taste or potency.  I can only say I've grown both tomatoes and cannabis with and without lots of pruning and training, I've not noticed any difference in taste, only yield (higher yield with training and pruning).

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    Excellent book for a great value
  

*by J***N on Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2022*

Buy this book! The Rev has loads of good info and experience to share with you in this book as well as his others. If organic farming is your thing and you are looking for some direction on it, this book should serve you nicely. It doesn’t teach you how to grow these plants, it’s understood that you already have a good handle on this before opening it up. This is more of a roadmap to growing your plants using organic methods and techniques that the Rev lays down for you. Easy to read and an absolute wealth of information inside.

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    Loaded!!
  

*by J***D on Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2022*

Loaded with the best information to grow any plant!!

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